Beschreibung

(MD-)PhD Position (Interface of Clinical and Experimental Neurology) 100% #

Neurology ##

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.

01.10.2026

Fixed-term for 3-4 years

Petersgraben 4, 4031 Basel

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 ###

  • Actively contribute to the development and implementation of translational research projects in neuroimmunology with a focus on stroke
  • Combine clinical research with experimental laboratory work to investigate immunological mechanisms following cerebral ischemia
  • Plan, conduct, and analyze experiments (including FACS analyses and epigenetic methods)
  • Analyze clinical and experimental data in close collaboration with interdisciplinary teams
  • Contribute to scientific publications and presentations at international conferences
  • Participate in teaching activities in neurology and/or biomedical sciences

Your profile ###

  • Master's degree, preferably in human medicine, neuroscience, biomedicine, or a related field
  • Strong interest in translational research in neuroimmunology and stroke
  • Experience in laboratory work, particularly FACS (flow cytometry) and/or epigenetic methods, is an advantage
  • Basic knowledge of data analysis and statistics
  • Excellent written and spoken English; German is an asset
  • Ability to work both independently and as part of an interdisciplinary team