The Vall d’Hebron Research Institute (VHIR) is a
public-sector research institution based in Barcelona, Spain. VHIR
promotes and conducts innovative biomedical research at Vall
d’Hebron University Hospital, with the aim of developing solutions
to address citizens’ health needs and contributing to scientific,
educational, social and economic development within its field of
expertise. The Medical and Molecular Imaging Research Group (GRIMM)
is a VHIR research group specialising in medical imaging, with
expertise in Diagnostic Imaging (Radiology) and Nuclear Medicine.
This position is linked to a specific research project. The
successful candidate will work under the leadership of the
Radiology Department on the SHAIPED project. Main responsibilities
and duties: Coordinate and manage research databases. Provide
support to the Radiology Department in patient recruitment and data
acquisition. Collaborate with clinicians, engineers and other
members of multidisciplinary research teams. Prepare and organise
project meetings, documentation and research data. Assess and
analyse project requirements and data-management needs. Monitor and
follow up patients participating in research projects. Education
and qualifications: Required: Additional or specialised training in
Medical Imaging / Medical Radiology Technology. Fluency in Catalan
and Spanish, with a good working level of English. A methodical and
well-organised approach, with the ability to prioritise tasks
according to the requirements of each project. Desirable:
Additional or specialised training in data management. Bachelor’s
degree in Science, Master’s degree and/or PhD. Experience and
knowledge: Required: At least 2 years’ experience working in
clinical or biomedical research within a hospital environment.
Knowledge of REDCap, SAP, DICOM and basic database management.
Previous experience collecting clinical information from electronic
health records, including hospital SAP systems. Professional
experience in data man
📌 Medical Imaging Technician (Cataluña)
🏢 VHIR
📍 Cataluña