Research Nurse at Center for Clinical Child Studies (CKB)

REGION STOCKHOLM · Full-time

Box 22550, Stockholm, Sweden

Do you want to help develop the future of pediatric care? We are now seeking research nurses who want to contribute to new knowledge and even better treatments – and make a real difference for children and their families. You are offered a personalized introduction tailored to your background and experience opportunities for continuing education in research and specific disease areas a team where we learn from and support each other in our daily work an environment where quality, care, and development go hand in hand and where the child's best interests are always the focus. Of course, you will also benefit from our general benefits offered by Karolinska University Hospital, including a wellness allowance of up to 5,000 kronor. About the position At Astrid Lindgren Children's Hospital in Solna and Huddinge, we work according to the vision that "we shall heal and alleviate what no one can yet heal and alleviate today." We care for families from across Sweden where a child or young person has been affected by a serious, sometimes very rare disease. Our pediatric research unit, Center for Clinical Child Studies (CKB), is tasked with contributing to the development of new, important knowledge and new treatment methods through well-organized and responsible research. Our study participants range from newborns to young adults in need of our pediatric care. We currently have 25 dedicated employees – nurses, physicians, nursing assistants, and coordinators. Our operations are growing and we are now seeking new colleagues who want to become part of our strong team. As a research nurse, you will: participate in the initiation, structured implementation, and conclusion of our studies be responsible for coordinating and planning patients' participation in clinical studies be responsible for conducting and coordinating patient visits, including medication administration, sampling, and specimen handling be responsible for collecting, documenting, and quality assuring study data work in parallel on multiple clinical studies within different diagnostic areas actively collaborate in multidisciplinary teams contribute to streamlining study implementation with decentralized components. We are looking for you who are confident in your professional role and accustomed to working independently work in a structured manner and pay attention to detail are flexible and communicate and collaborate well with your own and other professions thrive in an organization that is continuously developing. We believe in the power of diverse perspectives and experiences and welcome applicants with varying backgrounds. Our hope is that you will not only become part of our organization but also help shape it going forward. Qualifications Requirements: Swedish nursing license good experience with digital work methods ability to speak and write Swedish and English fluently. Meritorious: previous experience working with clinical trials previous experience in pediatric care GCP training (Good Clinical Practice). About the recruitment process Selection and interviews may take place continuously during the application period. With your application, you must attach a CV. Instead of a cover letter, we ask you to answer selection questions and briefly explain why you are suitable for the role. Answering the questions is a prerequisite for your application to be considered complete. Warm welcome with your application – Together we are Karolinska! Before filling a position that includes the care of children and young people, the person offered the position will be checked against suspicion and burden registers. You can read more about the recruitment process and what checks are performed at Karolinska here. As an employee at Karolinska University Hospital, you may be subject to war assignment. Read more about what this means here. If you are or have previously been employed by Region Stockholm, we will take internal references from your current or former supervisor if you become relevant for employment. For permanent positions, a probationary period may apply. Theme Child - Astrid Lindgren Children's Hospital To Theme Child - Astrid Lindgren Children's Hospital come neonatal children and seriously ill children with chronic diseases, congenital malformations, and various acute conditions, from across the country. You can read more about us here. 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