Study Nurse (a)

The Clinical Research Unit of the University Hospital for Medical Oncology has been managing clinical research projects in the fields of oncology and hemato-oncology for decades in cooperation with national and international research groups and is one of the largest and most experienced groups in Switzerland.

What to expect

• Supervision of study participants in clinical trials for the treatment of various tumor diseases
• Planning, coordination, execution and documentation of patient visits (sample processing, recording ECG, etc.)
• Enrollment of study patients in cooperation with the principal investigators
• Study activation in cooperation with various sponsors
• Providing and processing study blood samples according to the study protocol
• Managing study medications including ordering, accounting and dispensing
• Independent project management of clinical trials in the hospital as an interface to sponsors and CRO
• Close interdisciplinary cooperation as well as communication with internal and external partners and ensuring correct study documentation including reporting of relevant events
• Conducting monitoring visits

What you bring with you

• Completed training as a Dipl. Pflegefachfrau:mann HF/FH (or equivalent)
• Experience in oncology/hematology is an advantage
• Experience as a Study Nurse is an advantage
• Independence, initiative as well as a structured and organized way of working are among your strengths
• An initiative, team-oriented and flexible personality with a high willingness to learn
• Very good German and good English skills in spoken and written form

Our offer

• Large team of Study Nurses / CRCs that supports you during induction
• Interesting and responsible activity at the forefront of clinical research
• Very good training and further education opportunities in the medical field of oncology
• Regular working hours from Monday to Friday

Questions about the position?

Further information will be gladly provided by

Anke Klingenberg-Rettich
HR Manager Clinical Research Unit

+41 632 19 28