Study coordinator

The University of Zurich, Switzerland's largest university, offers a range of attractive positions in various subject areas and professional fields. With around 10,000 employees and currently 12 professional apprenticeship streams the University offers an inspiring working environment on cutting-edge research and top-class education. Put your talent and skills to work with us. Find out more about UZH as an employer! Support Scientific Project Work within CEREBRIS:

• Support acquisition and analysis of multimodal data (EEG, fNIRS, MRI, CT, motion capture, clinical scores)
• Support development and validation of neurophysiological markers in alignment with imaging-derived biomarkers
• Support conducting bias and fairness analyses for AI-based biomarkers
• Support contributing to the development of clinically deployable AI by benchmarking against validation frameworks
• Support implementing ISO 9241-210–conformant usability studies (dashboards, ePRO/eCRF)

Clinical Trial Coordination and Data Management:

• Recruitment and clinical management of stroke patients
• Obtaining informed consent (German required, swiss german is an advantage)
• REDCap database management
• Study logistics, SOP implementation, monitoring support
• Ensuring data quality and regulatory compliance
• Main contact point for clinical trial center

Support Scientific Publication and Dissemination:

• Support publishing in high-impact international journals
• Support presenting at national and international conferences
• Support preparing reports for project partners and funding agencies

Support Health Technology Assessment & Translation:

• Contributing to early-HTA micro-scenarios
• Supporting development of modelling cost–benefit scenarios within the Swiss healthcare system
• Supporting payer and stakeholder briefings

• Completed Master's degree (MSc) in Biomedicine, Neuroscience, Biomedical Engineering, Psychology, Data Science, Physio-or Occupational Therapy or related field, Solid knowledge of trial management, knowledge statistics and study design, basic experience in Python, and strong knowledge with REDCap or comparable systems; knowledge of clinical workflows and processes
• Experience in conducting clinical trials and patient recruitment mandatory, basic knowledge of neuroimageing or motion capture is an advantage

• Professional Responsibility: Independent planning and execution of defined study modules, Responsibility for data integrity, support development of methodological standards for translational AI in stroke, Financial Responsibility: No budget responsibility, Resource planning within allocated project funding; Collaboration: Close cooperation with Postdoc, project leadership, and international consortium partners; Collaboration with neurology, radiology, and neurophysiology departments; Interaction with data scientists and industry partners Reporting Duties:Regular reporting to project leadership Documentation according to GCP standards

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