Dipl. Biomedical Analyst HF 100% (m/f/d)

The Institute of Infectious Diseases undertakes tasks in teaching and research as well as in diagnostic microbiology in the specialties of virology, bacteriology, mycology, parasitology, and serological infection clarification. It is thus the only university institute in Switzerland to unite all microbiological special disciplines in the field of clinical microbiology under one roof..
We are looking for
To complement our team in the field of infection serology, we are seeking immediately or by arrangement a Dipl. Biomedical Analyst HF (100%).

• Independent execution and evaluation of serological routine analyses
• Independent execution and evaluation of molecular biological investigations within the on-call service
• Ensuring high quality and accuracy of analysis results according to applicable guidelines and SOPs
• Participation in the evaluation and establishment of new test methods and technologies as well as in continuous process optimization
• Collaboration in studies in close cooperation with specialists
• Regular participation in night on-call and weekend duties

• Completed training as Biomedical Analyst HF
• Experience in serological methodology in a diagnostic facility is an advantage
• Enthusiasm for modern technologies and their practical application in everyday work
• High IT affinity and willingness to familiarize with new digital tools and systems
• Responsible and independent working style
• Flexibility and ability to work in a team
• Willingness to work night and weekend on-call duties
• Good German skills, both written and spoken, are required

• Collaboration in a collegial and professional team, as well as structured onboarding
• Wide range of analyses both in automated and manual areas
• Interesting, independent tasks with high personal responsibility
• Internal and external training and further education opportunities
• Employment conditions according to cantonal standards

Please send your documents electronically to: Ms. Christina Kocher
hr-ifik@ifik.unibe.ch