Universität Basel
Basel
Project Assistance Research (m/f/d), initially 30%
- 09 November 2026
- 30%
- Permanent position
- German (Fluent)
- Basel
About the job
At the Institute of Nursing Science (INS) of the University of Basel, a versatile position as Project Assistance / Research Assistant is to be filled within the framework of the research project SQUEEZE.
The Institute of Nursing Science (INS) operates in the innovative research environment of the University of Basel with research focuses on "Innovative Care Models" and "Patient Safety and Care Quality". The research at INS is oriented towards clinical application, and the development and utilisation of results in practice is a priority. This transfer is enabled by established academy-practice partnerships with hospitals and nursing institutions in the Basel area. INS runs a Master’s programme in Nursing Science with focuses on clinical practice and research. INS is part of the Department of Public Health (DPH) of the Faculty of Medicine.
In the SQUEEZE project, we are developing a technology-supported care model to improve medication adherence in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. The project is conducted by an international, multidisciplinary team. For practical and organisational support at two centres in Basel, we are looking for a reliable project assistant. The activity is carried out according to defined procedures and in close coordination with the project management.
The Institute of Nursing Science (INS) operates in the innovative research environment of the University of Basel with research focuses on "Innovative Care Models" and "Patient Safety and Care Quality". The research at INS is oriented towards clinical application, and the development and utilisation of results in practice is a priority. This transfer is enabled by established academy-practice partnerships with hospitals and nursing institutions in the Basel area. INS runs a Master’s programme in Nursing Science with focuses on clinical practice and research. INS is part of the Department of Public Health (DPH) of the Faculty of Medicine.
In the SQUEEZE project, we are developing a technology-supported care model to improve medication adherence in patients with rheumatoid arthritis. The project is conducted by an international, multidisciplinary team. For practical and organisational support at two centres in Basel, we are looking for a reliable project assistant. The activity is carried out according to defined procedures and in close coordination with the project management.
Your Tasks
Core responsibilities of the position
Additional tasks - depending on prior knowledge and available capacity
- Organisational support in the introduction and evaluation of the SQUEEZE Care Model according to the project management’s specifications.
- Scheduling as well as preparation and follow-up of project meetings and training sessions, including minute-taking and maintenance of task lists.
- Maintenance and filing of project documents as well as compilation, recording and checking of data for completeness according to specified criteria.
- Organisational coordination with the involved centres and project partners; forwarding of technical questions to the responsible team members.
- Project-related administration, especially compilation of receipts and preparation of travel expense reports in coordination with the responsible administration.
Additional tasks - depending on prior knowledge and available capacity
- Formatting and updating of training materials, presentations and project information based on existing content.
- Compilation of specified information for project reports and newsletters.
Your Profile
Essential
Desirable
- Completed vocational training in healthcare or commercial field or a comparable qualification suitable for the tasks.
- Very good German language skills, both spoken and written.
- Confident use of MS Office, especially Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
- Careful, structured and reliable working style as well as the ability to independently complete agreed tasks within defined procedures.
- Organisational skills, enjoyment of teamwork and a responsible approach to confidential information.
Desirable
- Experience in project or study administration or in a clinical environment.
- Knowledge of rheumatology, especially experience in dealing with people with rheumatoid arthritis.
- English skills for collaboration in the international project team.
- Basic knowledge in data entry or data maintenance.
- Initial experience in qualitative research, for example in preparation, support or conducting interviews, is an advantage.
- Interest in innovative care models and their implementation in practice.
We Offer You
- Collaboration in an international, committed research team and insights into a practice-oriented care project.
- Structured induction, clear responsibilities and professional support by the project team.
- Flexible working hours and home office by arrangement, as far as the tasks allow.
- The initial workload is 30%. A later increase is possible by agreement and subject to available project funds.
- Start date is 1 January 2027 or by arrangement. The employment is expected to be limited until 31 December 2027. An extension is subject to further project funding.
Application / Contact
We look forward to receiving your complete online application (cover letter, CV, certificates and reference contacts) by 23 November 2026.
For content-related questions, please contact Dr Agnes Kocher (agnes.kocher@unibas.ch). Further information: http://nursing.unibas.ch/ ; https://squeeze-project.eu/
We look forward to receiving your complete online application (cover letter, CV, certificates and reference contacts) by 23 November 2026.
For content-related questions, please contact Dr Agnes Kocher (agnes.kocher@unibas.ch). Further information: http://nursing.unibas.ch/ ; https://squeeze-project.eu/
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