Assistant Professorship (non-tenure track) in Clinical Cancer Informatics Werner and Hedy Berger-Janser Foundation Endowed Professorship

The Assistant Professorship in Clinical Cancer Informatics at the Werner and Hedy Berger-Janser Foundation focuses on advancing clinical cancer informatics. The role involves developing and leading innovative research programs, enhancing data standardization, and integrating diverse clinical data sources. The position also includes creating AI-based decision-support tools for radiation and medical oncology, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, and securing external funding. Key responsibilities include contributing to both undergraduate and graduate teaching, supervising early-career researchers, and actively participating in the strategic development of digital medicine within the Faculty of Medicine. The role requires a strong focus on translational and interdisciplinary research, as well as the ability to lead research teams effectively. Candidates must have a medical degree (MD or equivalent) or a PhD with a strong clinical background. Experience with real-world medical data, AI, or computational methods in healthcare is essential. Excellent research achievements in clinical informatics, data interoperability, and standardization are required. Fluency in English is mandatory, with German skills or a willingness to acquire them being highly desirable. What the role asks for: - A medical degree (MD or equivalent) or PhD with strong clinical insight - Excellent research achievements in clinical informatics, data interoperability and standardization, data science, or a related field - Experience with real-world medical data, AI, or computational methods in healthcare - Fluency in English - German skills or willingness to acquire them