Science Manager Clinic for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology (m/f/d)

The University Hospital Freiburg is a hospital with a maximum of 2,100 beds, whose catchment area extends from Basel to Karlsruhe, from the French border to the Lake Constance. Around 90,000 stationary patients and around 900,000 outpatient visitors are treated annually. The university hospital employs more than 15,000 people and is one of the largest employers in the region. The Clinic for Diagnostics and Interventional Radiology is looking for a Projektmanager (m/w/d) Are you looking for a varied activity in a modern and innovative working environment? Would you like to introduce, develop and become part of a dedicated team? Then we look forward to meeting you! The team of the Scientific Project Management coordinates the research activities of the Clinic for Diagnostics and Interventional Radiology as well as the Department of Medical Physics and supports the scientists and physicians comprehensively at all stages of the planning and implementation of their research projects.

Advice and support of scientists and doctors in the context of project applications and the elaboration of budget calculations, study designs and ethics Responsibility for the academic and administrative implementation, controlling and completion of research projects (including DIGIZ, SPP2177 radiomics, NAKO Health Study) Coordination of cooperation partners' activities in joint projects and support in contract management independent organisation and implementation of hospital-internal and cross-clinic events (workshops, project meetings, conferences) Possibility to participate in the publication of scientific publications external representation of the research projects through presentations, websites, newsletter incl. Public relations in cooperation with the central institutions of the clinic

completed academic studies with PhD, preferably in the field of life and natural sciences ideally experience in the application and administration of scientific research projects and knowledge of the national funding landscape very good written and oral expressability also in English safe handling of common computer programs strong communication and team skills, organizational ability and sense of responsibility independent, structured and solution-oriented operation

a varied activity with the opportunity to coordinate the interdisciplinary collaborative projects of our clinic and to introduce your own ideas a motivated and competent team with an appreciation, collegial and professional working atmosphere a structured and comprehensive integration so you can get to know your new field of work and our clinic technical and personal development possibilities through the extensive range of continuing and continuing training a family-friendly workplace with childcare facilities an attractive remuneration and other social benefits such as Jobticket UKF, Hansefit, etc. The body shall be filled in full-time or in two part-time jobs and shall be limited to 2 years (with the option of extension). .