Vacature voor een PhD student
We are looking for a doctor with an interest in children and young adults with Angelman syndrome for a clinical PhD research. We are thinking of someone who has the ambition to become a pediatrician, pediatric neurologist, clinical geneticist or VG doctor. You will be working in an enthusiastic
multidisciplinary team of the ENCORE Center of Expertise Angelman Syndrome at the Erasmus MC Sophia Children's Hospital in Rotterdam.
Good communication skills and command of the English language are prerequisites, partly because the research project involves international activities.
You can start in the short term for a period of 4 years with a salary in accordance with the collective labor agreement.
More information? Mail to angelman@erasmusmc.nl and visit our page about clinical research into Angelman Syndrome
Marie-Claire de Wit, pediatric neurologist and Karen Bindels-de Heus, pediatrician-EAA
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