Scientific Staff Member Study Coordination & Clinical Research at the Dementia Research Centre

About the job

Scientific Staff Member Study Coordination & Clinical Research at the Dementia Research Centre

80-100%, immediate start or by arrangement

Your Work Environment

We are FELIX PLATTER – nearly 1000 people with diverse backgrounds.

We apply our expertise annually for thousands of patients. As the leading institution in Switzerland for health in old age, we unite the fields of acute geriatric medicine, geriatric psychiatry, and rehabilitation under the roof of a state-of-the-art building.

Our research contributes to advancing the diagnosis and treatment of dementia diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease. To this end, we are specifically expanding our clinical research and are looking for a committed scientific professional who independently coordinates clinical studies and actively helps shape the development of our Dementia Research Centre.

Your Responsibilities

Active participation in the establishment and strategic development of the Dementia Research Centre

Independent planning and coordination of clinical research projects

Scientific support in the conception of new research projects and in the preparation of funding applications

Coordination of study start-ups and support of study initiations

Creation and maintenance of study documents and study-relevant materials

Coordination of all project partners as well as organisation of meetings, training sessions, presentations, and Data Safety Monitoring Boards

Monitoring of project milestones, recruitment targets, timelines, and budgets

Advising and supporting researchers in the planning and conduct of national and international clinical studies

First point of contact for internal and external enquiries regarding research projects

Establishment and maintenance of national and international research collaborations, including with the UK Dementia Research Institute

What We Offer

• A responsible role with great scope for initiative

• The opportunity to actively help shape the development of a new Dementia Research Centre

• Participation in innovative national and international research projects

• Close collaboration with experienced researchers and interdisciplinary teams

• A modern university research environment with short decision-making paths

• An internationally networked research environment with collaborations with leading institutions, including the UK Dementia Research Institute

• Flexible working time models and attractive further training opportunities

• A committed team with an open and appreciative working atmosphere

Your Profile

Completed studies in human medicine, pharmacy, or natural sciences as well as a completed doctorate (PhD or equivalent doctoral degree)

Several years of professional experience in university or industrial clinical research

Strong interest in dementia research

Experience in coordinating clinical studies or in clinical research management

Knowledge of regulatory requirements for clinical research; ICH-GCP knowledge is an advantage

Experience in project management

Independent, structured, and solution-oriented working style

Strong organisational and communication skills

High service orientation and enjoyment of interdisciplinary collaboration

Very good German and English skills, both spoken and written