H.U.B - Medical Research Fellow (H/F/X) for the Nuclear Medicine department
La société
The Brussels University Hospital (H.U.B) was born from a fundamental medical ambition with the purpose of providing excellent care accessible to all, conducting research and educational missions, nationally and internationally, while assuming a major public health role.
The H.U.B is a hospital group including the Erasme Academic Hospital, the Childrens Hospital (HUDERF) and the comprehensive cancer centre : the Jules Bordet Institute.
Fonction
The Brussels University Hospital (H.U.B.) recruits :
A Nuclear Medicine Research Fellow in Oncology (M/F/X)
About Jules Bordet Institute and the Nuclear Medicine Department
Jules Bordet Institute is a unique integrated multidisciplinary center ( beds) in Belgium and fully dedicated to cancer.
The nuclear medicine department has been a pioneer in the development and clinical introduction of radiotheranostics such as radioimmunotherapy (RIT) for lymphoma, peptide receptor radionuclide therapy (PRRT) for NET, and PSMA-targeted radioligand therapy for prostate cancer. During the last decade, our department demonstrated a significant and growing R&D activity in radiotheranostics.
The merged Nuclear Medicine department (Jules Bordet Institute and Hôpital Erasme) has 3 PET/CT (of which 1 dedicated to clinical research), 4 SPECT-CT, a GMP radiopharmacy, and access to a fully equipped preclinical imaging facility (uPET/SPECT/CT/microradiotherapy module).
In the merged department performed 11. PET/CT and SPECT/CT diagnostic studies. The department has 5 hospitalization rooms dedicated to patients undergoing radioligand therapy ( therapies performed in ).
The clinical research in nuclear oncology concentrates on the optimization of current radioligand therapies (e.g. combination of RLT with immunotherapy; dosimetry; artificial intelligence), as well as the development of new therapies (e.g. alpha emitting isotopes; FAP targeting radioligands), also in unexplored cancer types (e.g. breast ca, pancreas ca, colorectal ca, sarcoma)
The research fellow will be integrated in a multidisciplinary group involving oncology and nuclear medicine physicians, radiopharmacists, biologists, medical physicists and imaging technologists.
Profil
Tasks and responsibilities
1. Design and set up of clinical trials in molecular imaging or radiotheranostics
2. Contributing to the drafting and review of the study synopsis and/or protocols, protocol amendments, CRF and CRF completion guidelines and, where appropriate, any other study-related documents (e.g. submissions to regulatory authorities)
3. Active participation in study meetings
4. Respond to medical queries from the operational study team regarding protocol, eligibility, adjustment of study treatments, (serious) adverse events or protocol violations
5. Contributing, with the clinical scientist and statisticians, to the drafting of the clinical study report
6. Apply to new grant opportunities
Skills and Aptitudes
7. MD with certified experience in Nuclear Medicine
8. Fluent in English speaking and writing
9. Passion and motivation for clinical cancer research using nuclear medicine technologies
10. Training in accordance with the legal requirements applicable to the function
11. Personal skills: thoroughness, autonomy, initiative and responsiveness
12. Skills: Precision, Communication, Interpersonal skills, Team spirit
Offre
13. A 4-year doctoral PhD fellowship at the Medical faculty of Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB).
14. Competitive salary according to the standard ULB fellowship barema
15. A dynamic work environment in a renowned hospital, located on the ULB (Université Libre de Bruxelles) medical campus in Anderlecht (Brussels)
16. You will be part of a multidisciplinary team, in which a great emphasis is placed on fostering interactions among researchers and clinicians
17. Opportunities to attend national and international conferences
Information and applications
18. Publiée le:ven. 11 juillet
19. Lieu: Brussels
ULB HOPITAL ERASME
Route de Lennik,
Bruxelles
Belgique
20. Téléphone: 02/.31.11