Open positions

  • Medical consultants (5 to 10%)

    The Swiss Network for Medical Advice on Non-Ionizing Radiation (MedNIS) is looking for 

    medical consultants (5 to 10%)

    MedNIS is a network of medical consultants throughout Switzerland to whom family doctors can refer their patients for specialist advice on non-ionizing radiation and health.

    Tasks

    • Participate in training on non-ionizing radiation and health: 1 day lecture + 1 day annual conference
    • Carry out specialized consultations for electro-hypersensitive people
    • Participate in individual supervisions as required and in quarterly quality circles by videoconference. 

    Qualifications and skills

    • Title in general internal medicine, pediatrics or occupational medicine
    • Licensed to practice under compulsory health insurance (AOS) (reimbursed by LAMal)

    Requirements

    • Start date: 01.02.2025 or to be agreed
    • Place of work: consultations will take place at the doctor's practice
    • Training and quality circles are reimbursed by MedNIS
    • Pilot period financed until end 2027

    Contact and application

    • Information and specifications: Dr Diana Walther (mednis@unifr.ch)

    Application: please send your complete application (covering letter, CV, all in one PDF file) to the same e-mail address by January 20, 2025.

     
  • Postdoctoral position in clinical neuroscience

    Postdoctoral position, 80-100 %


    University of Fribourg - Faculty of Science and Medicine
    Hospital of Fribourg – Department of Neurology

    The research of Prof. Dr. med. Selma Aybek and her team focusses on Functional Neurological Disorders (FND). The team is working interdisciplinary, involving neurologists, engineers, psychologists and neuroscientists in order to merge our expertise in conducting clinical research, aiming to better understand this disabling disorder and ultimately help the numerous patients suffering from FND. We design studies to investigate pathoethiological risk factors, pathophysiological mechanisms and study potential treatment options.
    We are looking for an enthusiastic candidate with excellent technical skills and track record (i.e., publications in high ranking journals) to join our research group.

    Your responsibilities
    • Independently plan and conduct scientific studies (e.g., ethical application, elaboration of study design, recruitment, collection and storage of data).
    • Work in direct contact with patients and healthy participants.
    • Autonomous data analysis and critical interpretation.
    • Presenting results in national and international conference and publish in peer-reviewed journals.
    • Supervision of junior team members.

    Your profile
    • You have a PhD in psychology, neuroscience, neurobiology, biomedical engineering or similar.
    • Expert knowledge in MRI/fMRI analysis is required.
    • Experience in EEG, TMS and/or augmented/virtual reality is an advantage.
    • You are experienced with Matlab and neuroimaging analysis tools (SPM, FSL, EEGLAB, Cartool, Ragu or similar) and statistical tools (R, Stata or similar).
    • You have a strong interest in neuroscientific methods as well as in elaborating potential treatment options for neuropsychiatric disorders.
    • You are fluent in English and have a good knowledge of German or French.
    • You demonstrate good communication, organizational and teamwork skills.

    What we offer

    We offer a postdoctoral position in a dynamic work environment starting July 2024 (or as agreed), which will be remunerated according to the guidelines of the University of Fribourg.

    Application

    Please send your application documents (including your CV, cover letter, list of publications, references) as a single PDF file to Francine Neuhaus and Janine Bühler (francine.neuhaus@h-fr.ch; janine.buehler@unifr.ch).

    In case of questions, please feel free to contact Janine Bühler (janine.buehler@unifr.ch). Applications will be reviewed until the position has been filled.

  • OFFRE DE STAGE : Minimum 6 mois

    L’équipe « IC Stoke » cherche un-e étudiant-e motivé-e pour collaborer dans leurs projets de recherche en Suisse.

    L’étudiant aura l’opportunité de travailler dans un cadre international enrichissant. Le projet a pour objectif de développer un nouveau modèle d’accidents vasculaires cérébraux (AVC) subcorticale chez des primates et des technologies cortico-spinal pour la récupération des mouvements du bras et de la main.

    L’étudiant aura pour mission d’aider à la gestion et préparation du setup des entraînements des tâches comportementales, ainsi que de participer aux discussions scientifiques et aux analyses de données.

    Prérequis

    • Connaissances en anglais
    • Connaissance de base en Matlab
    • Attitude positive et pro-active

    Nouvelle connaissances

    • Logiciel: Vicon, Nexus, Matlab
    • Tâches: Kuka Robot, calibration, execution
    • Analyse de données : Tracking, exécution de programme

    Les personnes très intéressées qui répondent partiellement à ces critères seront aussi invitées à se présenter.

    Contact
    Dr. Charles Latchoumane,latchoumane.c@gmail.com