PhD student position in Implementation Science in Health Care (UMZH Learn4Sepsis) 80 %

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Your responsibilities

• Complete scientific qualifications for a PhD while working on the UMZH Learn4Sepsis project.
• Manage diverse project activities, e.g. coordinate project interest holders, contribute to workshop activities.
• Develop human-centered design frameworks for innovations developed within the Learn4Sepsis consortium.
• Collect and analyze qualitative (e.g. observations, semi-structured interviews) and quantitative (e.g. questionnaire) data in the above-mentioned project.
• Disseminate research results through presentations at conferences and publications in peer reviewed journals.
• Supervise and support undergraduate students
• Conduct literature reviews and synthesize scientific content.

Your profile

• Master or equivalent degree in implementation science, health services research, organizational sciences, public health, psychology, sociology, health economics, behavioral science or related field, MD-PhD candidates will be positively considered.
• Strong interest in keeping up with emerging trends and best practices in the respective research fields.
• Strong planning and organizational skills, excellent oral and written communication and effective interprofessional skills.
• Fluent in English and German. French is an advantage.
• Self-motivated and comfortable taking initiative.
• Sound knowledge of empirical methods and advanced statistics.
• Excellent computer application knowledge (MS Office, SPSS, R).
• Experience with qualitative data management software (e.g., MAXQDA) is an advantage.

Roswitha Kringel

Forschungskoordinatorin

\+41 44 634 35 96

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