Senior Researcher – Center for Applied Nursing Research

 FH Campus Wien is a competent, reliable partner for its employees and students as well as for the society for which we educate.
We focus on diversity, equal opportunities and respectful cooperation.
Our team spirit and collegiality allow us to work in a supportive environment.
Our Center for Applied Nursing Research in the Department of Applied Nursing Science excels through its successful and high-quality research aimed at promoting and ensuring the quality of health and nursing care.
Our research team collaborates with significant institutions in the nursing and healthcare field as well as with companies that contribute to the implementation of innovative solutions.
We are seeking a dedicated individual to further develop our research activities.
Senior Researcher - Center for Applied Nursing Research Your Responsibilities Initiation and development of international and national research funding applications (EU-Horizon/ERC, FFG "Leitprojekte", Josef Ressel Center, FWF, etc.).
Leadership, coordination, and active participation in ongoing research projects.
Networking, initiation of corporate collaborations, and conducting contract research.
Writing scientific publications for peer-reviewed journals.
Planning and initiation of third-mission activities.
Supporting the research center's management in external representation and internal reporting within the university.
Teaching duties arround 4 hours per week.
Your Profile Completed higher education (PhD preferred) preferably in Nursing Science, Health Science or Public Health Completed training in health and nursing care and at least 3 years of professional experience Extensive experience in securing third-party funding and in developing successful research proposals, as well as in managing and coordinating externally funded research projects.
Proven multiple first and co-authorships in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
High resilience (especially when submitting project proposals), teamwork skills, excellent communication skills, flexibility, and initiative.
Excellent English language skills German language skills C1 General Conditions Place of employment is at the location Vienna 10 - 'Altes Landgut' Permanent employment with 39 hours per week and the opportunity to start a career as an Associate FH Professor (duration 3-4 years) The salary is based on the FH Campus Wien salary system and depends on previous relevant professional experience.
The minimum salary with appropriate training is from EUR 3.905 gross per month (full-time basis, 39 hours per week) - FH Campus Wien is not subject to a collective agreement Bonuses for successfully acquired third-party funds and management of research projects Start of employment immediately Our Offer A stable and secure working environment Dedicated and research-enthusiastic team The opportunity to embark on a career as an Associate FH Professor (duration 3-4 years).
Extensive interdisciplinary exchange with internal and external cooperation partners.
Support in acquisition and implementation through internal service units (Research and Project Coordination Office).
Systematic exchange within an open and innovative leadership team in the department.
We offer the option to work from home (up to 40%).
Optimal connections to the public transport network and easy accessibility by bike or car You will receive food vouchers that you can redeem in other stores in addition to the canteen on campus We help to promote your health in the workplace with specific Campus Vital offers (e.g.
healthy back, relaxation in everyday life) We value diversity and therefore welcome all applications - regardless of gender/gender identity, nationality, ethnic and social origin, disability, sexual orientation, religion, age and parenthood/caring responsibilities.
We look forward to receiving your informative application documents by April 30.2025 via our online application portal (including salary expectations and availability).
Information on data protection can be found at fh-campuswien.ac.at/datenschutzerklaerung-1.html