Clinical Sleep Researcher: CBT-I & Insomnia Phenotypes

Vall d'Hebron Institute of Research (VHIR); Barcelona; On-site; EUR 40,000 - 60,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Incorporation into VHIR

Dynamic scientific environment

Flexible working hours

23 days annual leave + 9 personal days

Flexible remuneration programme

Corporate discounts platform

Feel Good, Feel VHIR wellbeing program

International mobility support

Job summary

The Vall d’Hebron Institute of Research (VHIR) Sleep Unit seeks a Clinical Researcher focused on implementing cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) and validating Spanish-language sleep questionnaires. This role emphasizes insomnia phenotypes and participation in clinical trials related to narcolepsy and circadian disorders.

The position offers part-time hours (18 per week) within a leading Barcelona biomedical research environment, with flexible remuneration and international

Qualifications

• Holds a degree in Medicine.
• Completion of specialist training (MIR).
• Master's Degree in Sleep Medicine. TECH University.
• Desirable: Master's Degree in Neurosciences-TECH University.

Responsibilities

• Patient selection for insomnia-related projects and follow-up.
• Supervision of a cognitive-behavioural therapy group for insomnia.
• Participation in drafting of project proposals for the Sleep Unit.
• Drafting of content, database entry, and statistical analysis for presentations/publications.
• Review and preparation of reports based on actigraphy data.

Skills

Medical degree

Specialist training MIR

Sleep medicine knowledge

Research experience

Project drafting

Education

Doctor of Medicine

MIR specialty training

Master's in Sleep Medicine

Desirable: Neuroscience Master

Tools

Actigraphy data analysis

Statistical analysis

Database entry

Job description

The Vall d’Hebron Institute of Research (VHIR) Sleep Unit seeks a Clinical Researcher focused on implementing cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) and validating Spanish-language sleep questionnaires. This role emphasizes insomnia phenotypes and participation in clinical trials related to narcolepsy and circadian disorders.

The position offers part-time hours (18 per week) within a leading Barcelona biomedical research environment, with flexible remuneration and international