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Assistant (A2)
- 03 March 2026
- 100%
- Geneva
Job summary
Join the University of Geneva as an Assistant-e (A2) in research. Collaborate in a vibrant, multicultural environment with great benefits.
Tasks
- Assist in clinical research projects on schizophrenia.
- Conduct assessments and manage participant recruitment.
- Coordinate logistics and maintain data quality.
Skills
- Master's degree in psychology, neuroscience, or related field.
- Experience with clinical assessments and participant interaction.
- Strong organizational and communication skills.
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About the job
Assistant (A2)
Workplace Geneva - Lake Geneva region - SwitzerlandCategoryPositionPublished2 March 2026Assistant
Organizational unit
Faculty of Medicine
Section / Division
Clinical Medicine Section
Position
Assistant (A2)
Position code
A2-FA
Maximum class
8
Body
Assistant - assistant professor
Application deadline
15-03-2026
Reference
6791
Attachment(s)
The Department of Psychiatry of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Geneva is recruiting a research assistant (80-100%) to work on two complementary research projects in psychopathology and clinical neuroscience, under the supervision of Dr. Matthias Kirschner and Dr. Mélodie Derome and under the direction of Prof. Stefan Kaiser.
To successfully carry out two projects, the Department of Psychiatry is looking for a:
1. TRUSTING Project (international collaboration) (40-60%)
This project focuses on predicting relapse in people with schizophrenia spectrum disorders through language. For this, patients will use a smartphone application that records their language through exercises, aiming to observe variations over time using AI. Evaluations include:
2. Ambizione Project - Hearing Threat (40%)
This project concerns auditory hallucinations, particularly with negative emotional content, in patients with schizophrenia spectrum disorders. Evaluations include:
Main responsibilities of this position are:
Additional information can be obtained from the following persons: Melodie.Derome@unige.ch and Elodie.Spruengli-Toffel@unige.ch
The University of Geneva offers motivating employment conditions in a stimulating work environment. By joining us, you will have the opportunity to showcase your skills and personality and actively contribute to the influence of an institution founded in 1559.
In a parity perspective, the University encourages applications from the underrepresented gender.
Apply now
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Organizational unit
Faculty of Medicine
Section / Division
Clinical Medicine Section
Position
Assistant (A2)
Position code
A2-FA
Maximum class
8
Body
Assistant - assistant professor
Application deadline
15-03-2026
Reference
6791
Attachment(s)
- Assistant_research_duties_PSAYT_MK.pdf
(PDF , 138.54kb)
Job description
The Faculty of Medicine of the University of Geneva benefits from a rich multicultural dynamic to which it contributes through its influence within the mandates it has set itself: teaching, research, and its partnership with the Geneva University Hospitals.The Department of Psychiatry of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Geneva is recruiting a research assistant (80-100%) to work on two complementary research projects in psychopathology and clinical neuroscience, under the supervision of Dr. Matthias Kirschner and Dr. Mélodie Derome and under the direction of Prof. Stefan Kaiser.
To successfully carry out two projects, the Department of Psychiatry is looking for a:
Research Assistant at 80-100%
The position is divided between two research projects involving patients presenting schizophrenia spectrum disorders. It will be based at Campus Biotech with research activities possibly taking place at various university and hospital partner sites.1. TRUSTING Project (international collaboration) (40-60%)
This project focuses on predicting relapse in people with schizophrenia spectrum disorders through language. For this, patients will use a smartphone application that records their language through exercises, aiming to observe variations over time using AI. Evaluations include:
- Questionnaires and clinical interviews (including PANSS).
- Review of audio recordings and AI errors.
- Prediction of relapse risk based on clinical variables.
2. Ambizione Project - Hearing Threat (40%)
This project concerns auditory hallucinations, particularly with negative emotional content, in patients with schizophrenia spectrum disorders. Evaluations include:
- Clinical questionnaires,
- Ecological momentary assessments (EMA),
- MRI sessions.
Main responsibilities of this position are:
- Recruitment and evaluation of participants (clinical populations and/or controls).
- Conducting structured clinical interviews and administering questionnaires.
- Management and monitoring of ecological and clinical assessments.
- Organization and participation in MRI sessions when required by the project.
- Data management, quality control, and adherence to ethical protocols.
- Logistical coordination of research activities between projects.
Required title and skills
- Master's degree in psychology, neuroscience, cognitive sciences, medicine, or related field.
- Experience with participants/patients and clinical assessments desired.
- Skills in collaboration with medical and care teams.
- Strong interest in research in psychopathology and clinical neuroscience.
- Excellent organizational and communication skills.
- Fluency in French.
Start date
01.06.2026Contact
If you match the above description, we would be very happy to receive your application file (cover letter, CV, certificates, diplomas) which must be submitted exclusively online by clicking the button below Apply now.Additional information can be obtained from the following persons: Melodie.Derome@unige.ch and Elodie.Spruengli-Toffel@unige.ch
Additional information
Fixed-term contract of one year renewable under private law.The University of Geneva offers motivating employment conditions in a stimulating work environment. By joining us, you will have the opportunity to showcase your skills and personality and actively contribute to the influence of an institution founded in 1559.
In a parity perspective, the University encourages applications from the underrepresented gender.
Apply now
Send to a friend
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