Postdoctoral researcher 80-100%
Surgical Outcome Research Center
The postdoctoral researcher will mainly supervise and implement tasks of a research project entitled: “Evidence-based definition and classification of the etiology of rotator cuff tears in Switzerland”. The project will be conducted in particular under the direction of Prof. Andreas Marc Müller (Chief Physician, Orthopaedics and Traumatology) and the Surgical Outcome Research Center (SORC) (headed by Prof. Laurent Audigé). The research project aims to close the knowledge and interpretation gaps between the stakeholders by developing an evidence-based, transparent and standardized approach to define and classify the etiology of rotator cuff tears. The postdoctoral researcher, supported by a PhD student (to be recruited), SORC staff and project partners will lead three work packages (WP): A systematic review and Delphi survey to define the aetiology of rotator cuff tear and a list of diagnostic factors (WP1), an evaluation of the results of WP1 using the Swiss National Science Foundation ARCR_Pred study (WP2), and the development of a protocol for a prospective cohort study in primary care (WP3).
The University Hospital Basel plays a leading role in the (inter)national medical and research community. Our campus in the heart of Basel city represents innovative strength, development opportunities and interdisciplinary cooperation.
Those working at the University Hospital of Basel enjoy attractive working conditions and many benefits.
Your benefits at the USB
- Attractive salary policy and exceptional social benefits
- Discounts for shopping, sport and recreation
- Support during relocation and apartment hunting
- 25 vacation days, plus 5 flexible free days
- Support in further training and education, plus career planning
- Campus in the heart of Basel and the tri-border region
- Comprehensive childcare options
- Free-of-charge sport and fitness program
What you will be doing
- Lead the development of a research project aiming to bridge the interpretation gaps between clinicians, health insurers, and patients by creating evidence-based approaches for defining and classifying rotator cuff tear etiology
- Identify and supervise PhD and Master students
- Actively engage with project partners, including USB-Department of Orthopedic Surgery and Traumatology, SORC, SUVA, Swiss Orthopaedics, and DKF-Division of Clinical Epidemiology
- Prepare and coordinate competitive research grant applications
- Contribute to other SORC-supported research projects on clinical study methodology, real-world evidence generation and research database design
Your profile
- (MD-)PhD in a health-related field such as Clinical Research, Epidemiology, Public Health, Healthcare Informatics, Surgery, or Medicine
- Expertise in at least one of the following areas: diagnostic and prognostic research, Delphi surveys, evidence-based decision-making, surgical outcomes, or machine learning methods for outcome prediction or automated image analysis
- Strong programming skills in R or Python
- Strong project management and communication skillsÂ
- Fluency in English (spoken and written), German (B2 level) required; knowledge of French or Italian is an asset
Benefits of this position
- International, interdisciplinary and dynamic environment
- Opportunity to develop personal research portfolio in the frame of the granted research proposal
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We look forward to receiving your application
Dagmar Angelika Bildl
HR Beraterin

Our application process
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Invitation to first interview
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Follow-up interview
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