University Degree ISCiii [Ref. HR-26/027]

Iisaragon; España; Presencial; PHP 2.099.370 - 2.799.160; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Iisaragon is offering a position focused on health research. Candidates are required to have a Bachelor's degree in Science, Health Sciences, or Life Sciences, along with six months of professional experience in cohort studies.

The successful applicant will primarily support logistical coordination for participant recruitment and engage in data management tasks. The role requires collaboration with other research staff and adherence to established data quality procedures.

Formación

• Hold a Bachelor's degree in Science, Health Sciences and/or Life Sciences.
• Six months of professional experience in multipurpose cohort studies.

Responsabilidades

• Support logistical coordination for participant recruitment circuits.
• Conduct clinical interviews and administer epidemiological questionnaires.
• Perform data entry and review data inconsistencies.

Conocimientos

Participant recruitment

Data management

Epidemiological studies

Educación

Bachelor's degree in Science, Health Sciences, or Life Sciences

Descripción del empleo

Resolution of June 18, 2026, of the Aragon Health Research Institute Foundation (IIS Aragon), announcing three positions for University Degree/ ISCiii [Ref. RRHH-26/027]

Reference number: HR-26/027

Required requirements:

• Hold a Bachelor's degree in Science, Health Sciences and/or Life Sciences.
• Six months of professional experience in multipurpose cohort studies, including participant recruitment and follow-up, collection and management of research data, and support for tasks related to observational epidemiological studies in health research.

The main functions to be developed are:

The tasks covered by the contract will be carried out at the IMPaCT Node in Barbastro-Monzón, exclusively within the framework of the IMPACT-IC project/line and under the direction of the Principal Investigator or the responsible persons designated in the project.

• Support the inter-center logistical coordination and carry out the operational monitoring of the participant recruitment circuits between Primary Care health centers and the University Hospitals of reference, in accordance with the procedures established in the project.
• Perform tasks of integration, registration, review and organization of clinical information, incorporating in a harmonized manner the data from the electronic medical record into the cohort databases, in accordance with the methodological criteria set by the Principal Investigator.
• Conduct clinical interviews, administer epidemiological questionnaires, and collect data on lifestyle habits, following standardized training, standardized work procedures, and project instructions.
• Operate the measuring instruments assigned to the study for the performance of physical examinations, anthropometric measurements and monitoring of cohort parameters, communicating to the Principal Investigator or responsible person any incident or technical deviation detected.
• Perform data entry, review of inconsistencies, basic error debugging and handling of the electronic cohort data collection notebook, in accordance with established procedures to ensure data quality.
• Perform delegated tasks of collection, immediate processing —including centrifugation and aliquoting—, preservation and preparation for transport of biological samples at the hospital node, in accordance with the project protocols.
• Apply the established procedures for data protection, custody of informed consents and pseudonymization of the clinical information of the participants, under the instructions of the Principal Investigator and the competent authorities.

Collaborate in the scientific‑technical, documentary and research support tasks necessary for the correct development of the project, always within the functional framework of the ISCIII University Degree profile and under the supervision of the Principal Investigator.

Start Period: Thursday, June 18, 2026

End Period: 23:59 hours on Tuesday, June 23, 2026

Open call

Contact: 976 71 68 18 / [e-mail]