You hold a Master’s degree in medicine, biomedical or pharmaceutical sciences, bioengineering, veterinary medicine or a related field (with at least one distinction). 

You have a background in, or a strong interest in, allergology, clinical immunology and clinical-scientific research and/or immunological laboratory techniques. 

You are meticulous, analytical and organised, yet also flexible and results-oriented. You are determined. 

You are a team-oriented researcher with good communication and interpersonal skills and a proactive attitude. You are able to work both independently and as part of a team. 

You have a good command of Dutch and English, both spoken and written.

You hold a Category B driving licence or are willing to obtain one to enable you to travel to research partner sites.

As part of the IMPrOVeIT project (Improving Occupational Venom ImmunoTherapy), our research group is looking for a motivated PhD student to conduct rese...