Research Assistant
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Workload
- 20–40%
- Location
- Bern
- Company
- INSELSPITAL, Freiburgstrasse, 3010 Bern
- First posted
The University Clinic for Emergency Medicine of the Inselspital is among the most modern emergency centers in Switzerland. Every year, we treat around 55'000 adults from the entire spectrum of emergency medicine. What distinguishes us is that we are constantly developing.
What to expect
- You support project coordination in the planning and implementation of studies
- You create and maintain study documents (e.g., study protocols, ethics applications, information and consent documents, survey instruments, process plans)
- You assist in the preparation, execution, and follow-up of workshops
- You plan and organize advisory board meetings and create the associated documents and protocols
- You research literature and support the preparation of content for reports and publications
- You take on administrative and organizational tasks in the project and coordinate closely with the project team regarding these
- If necessary, participation in data collection in surrounding hospitals
What you bring with you
- University degree in nursing, psychology, or a related field
- Proven expertise in research methods
- Confidence in working independently
- Organizational skills and high reliability
- Very good German skills in speaking and writing; understanding of Bernese German is an advantage
- Good English skills in speaking and writing
Our offer
- A varied, exciting, and responsible activity in a clinic with the latest standards and most modern infrastructure
- An appreciative working atmosphere in a small, collegial team
- An attractive workplace in the heart of Bern, good social and fringe benefits, as well as an attractive internal training and further education offer
- A location excellently connected by public transport
Questions about the position?
Further information will be gladly provided by
Andrea von Lerber
Project coordination Project STARK
+41 31 66 4 11 81
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