Clinical Fellow in Neurology University of Oslo Department of Clinical Medicine (Klinmed)

University of Oslo Department of Clinical Medicine (Klinmed)

Clinical Fellow in Neurology

A position as a clinical fellow SKO 1378 in the Department of Clinical Medicine. Work for teaching are Department of Neurology, Oslo University Hospital Rikshospitalet pt. The position is vacant from 01.08.2017.

The appointment as a clinical research fellow applies for a period of five years. The position includes research training equivalent to three years of age (60% of score) in parallel with teaching work equivalent to 2 years (40%). Duty work consists of teaching (see below).

Teaching tasks of the clinical candidate will mainly consist of small groups of medical students in neurology, Preclinical courses and journal rectification. The clinical research fellow will also be able to tasks related to the planning and liquidation of examination. Note that teaching assignments may be changed according to the current requirements at any time.

The aim of doctoral education is a PhD degree. All clinical fellows at the Faculty of Medicine is committed to follow the doctoral program to PhD at the University of Oslo. The successful applicant as a clinical research fellow must apply for admission to the PhD program within three months of starting the position.

For information about the application process and requirements in connection with an application for admission to the Faculty of Medicine's PhD program, please refer to the following website: http://www.med.uio.no/forskning/phd/soknad-opptak/slik sok you / . Grade requirements for admission to the PhD program will not apply to applicants with Norwegian physician education. Applicants with education from abroad must generally meet grade requirements for admission should be granted.

Draft research project can be enclosed application, or submitted after the employment. The research project must describe topics, issues, choice of theory and method and timetable for the research project.

The applicant can attach itself to a research by the department, or present his own regime. Alternatively, Department of Neurology assist with projects and find appropriate supervisor. The research work will be anchored by one of the research groups at the Department of Neurology, but may well be in collaboration with other institutions or departments. The applicant must, in collaboration with his supervisor, within three months of starting position, have prepared a complete proposal which shall accompany the application for admission to the PhD program.

Qualifications and personal qualities

In assessing the applications will be placed on the draft research project and the applicant's academic and personal qualifications for conducting research and teaching. 

The research fellowship is an education position and has completed postgraduate until Ph.D. aims. We're interested in qualified and motivated applicants and offer development in a stimulating academic environment. Department of Neurology has increasing activity and several ongoing projects with a need for good PhD candidates.

• The position can be sought by people with medical degree and Norwegian authorization
• It is necessary with good knowledge of Norwegian healthcare
• Clinical experience in neurology given considerable weight by addition.
• The language of instruction is typically Norwegian, and it is therefore assumed that one can teach in Norwegian or another Scandinavian language. 

It will normally be held interviews for potential applicants.

We offer

• salaries by job code 1378 - salary grade 58 to 65 (gross annual salary from 494,800 to 567,100)
• a pleasant and challenging work environment
• scheme with State Pension Fund
• position in an IW Enterprise
• Good welfare benefits
• training during working hours

The application must include:

• Cover letter
• CV (summarizing education, and academic work)
• copies of diplomas and certificates
• complete list of publications
• any professional working properly taken into account when judging

It is possible to add a draft proposal on the application. Alternatively, the project will be presented after the employment.

All applications must be registered via the University of Oslo's electronic recruitment program EasyCruit. We ask that uploaded attachment poses as files as possible, preferably one to two PDF files.

 Regulations on the appointment of candidates can be found at the following address: http://www.lovdata.no/for/sf/kd/td-20060131-0102-001.html

Further information about the position:

Professor Espen Dietrichs, tel. 23070835, Email: espen.dietrichs@medisin.uio.no

For questions about entering the online application and procedure: Personal Adviser Erlend Huglen, tel. 22 84 46 91, email: erlend.huglen@medisin.uio.no

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University of Oslo wants more women in academic positions. Women are encouraged to apply.

University of Oslo also more people from minority backgrounds in academic positions. Ethnic minorities are encouraged to apply.

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