Project Manager Computational Pathology

Would you like to contribute to groundbreaking research in artificial intelligence for healthcare? Work in a dynamic and stimulating environment where you get to engage with diverse, international teams? We are looking for a Project Manager to join our Computational Pathology Group.

As a Project Manager, you will be responsible for orchestrating the smooth operation of research projects at both national and international levels. The position will initially begin with a 6-month assignment covering maternity leave for the COMMITMENT project and the EU-funded Bigpicture project. After this period, you will continue as a Project Manager for the Bigpicture project and contribute to other ongoing and upcoming research initiatives. This is a one-year position, with the possibility of extension for another year.

By working across different (inter)national research projects and consortia, you will gain unique insights into the field. Your day-to-day tasks will include project coordination, team collaboration, consortia liaison, and administrative responsibilities.

Tasks and responsibilities

• Oversee/support the planning, execution, and timely completion of research projects.
• Contribute to resource planning, budget management and financial reporting.
• Ensure financial reports from partners are delivered on time and correctly reported to the EU.
• Handle project legal and ethical documentation, as well as reporting process.
• Ensure milestones are met and standards are upheld.
• Work closely with researchers, clinicians, and other departments to facilitate effective communication and collaboration.
• Act as a contact for research consortia, fostering relationships and coordinating joint efforts.
• Support meetings organization, especially the Bigpicture Annual Meeting for the consortium of 150 people.

Help us push the boundaries of what's possible in AI and healthcare.

You have proven experience in project management, preferably in a research or academic setting. You possess strong organizational and communication skills, and you have the ability to multitask and flexibly manage various project elements simultaneously. You are a team player with a positive attitude and a problem-solving approach. You are proficient in English and preferably also in Dutch.

At Radboud university medical center, you build on your future. We are committed to providing the best care, education, and research. And we are true to our word, because we help you develop and seize opportunities and give you the room to grow. As an employer, we believe that employees should feel vital and happy at work in all stages of life. We are also committed to creating a healthy and safe working environment. Our employment conditions contribute to that. What we offer:

• A gross monthly salary between € 3.598 and € 5.669 (scale 10) for full-time employment (36 hours per week). You will also receive an 8% holiday allowance, an 8.3% end-of-year bonus, and, depending on the position, an allowance of 47% to 72% for working irregular hours.
• 176 vacation hours per year based on a 36-hour working week.

You will work at the Computational Pathology Group (CPG) of the Department of Pathology of the Radboud University Medical Center Nijmegen. CPG currently has ~40 researchers focused on various topics in the use of AI for pathology. Our focus is the development and validation of novel methods in a broad range of computational pathology applications. We focus on automated grading of breast and prostate cancer, prediction of therapy outcome for lung cancer, assessment of kidney biopsies and many other applications.

Key to the success of the group is close cooperation with clinicians. A team of scientific programmers is supporting our deep learning research for large-scale experimentation. It's an exciting and supportive place to work, and we are proud to say we have a diverse team and an open culture.

Radboudumc
Welcome to Radboud university medical center (Radboudumc), where our research groups strive for innovative solutions that make impact on health and healthcare. We challenge the status quo to overcome current and future health challenges. Our goal is to shape the future of healthcare for generations to come. Our focus is on prevention, sustainability, and meaningful care, which we achieve through our in-depth understanding of disease mechanisms, clinical science, public health research, medical technology and data science. Our approach is centered on breakthroughs that can truly enhance personalized healthcare and public health.

At Radboudumc, a comprehensive range of research programs provide the compass for our research efforts. Each program has a clear goal, where collaboration within and outside our organization is highly valued. We integrate care, education and research in partnership with our patients to ensure that our research programs have significant impact on health and healthcare. We invite you to join us in our mission to create a healthy future for all.