Senior Physician for the Department of Congenital Diseases

Core responsibilities:

• Ensure the medical quality of congenital disease screening in collaboration with hospital departments responsible for patient follow-up treatment
• Take responsibility for reporting part of the screening and provide medical advice on the significance of screening results
• Play a key role in developing newborn screening, particularly integrating sequencing as a supplement to existing screening
• Develop and lead research and development projects within the department's strategic focus areas with colleagues and national/international partners

This role contributes to preventing and combating congenital diseases through research, surveillance, diagnostics, and counseling, strengthening human health through meaningful work in public health.

Required qualifications:

• Specialist physician in pediatrics or clinical genetics
• Experience with research, screening, or treatment of rare diseases
• Documented high-level research experience, particularly in genetics and rare diseases
• Proficiency in managing research tasks with reporting and completion
• Fluent in English (spoken and written)

Benefits include:

• Flexible workday with good work-life balance
• 37-hour work week including lunch break
• Flexible time agreement
• Exciting professional environment with skilled colleagues
• Opportunity to independently develop job content
• No on-call duties