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for scientific-technical activities. (art. 23 bis of the Science and Technology Law Law 14/2011) Category: Carlos III - PhD Weekly working hours: 35 Annual gross salary: €32,678.42 Fixed salary: €32,678.42
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point per 6 months, internship period accepted, maximum 2 points). -Previous experience in Oncology (1 point per year worked, maximum 2 points). -Administrative, methodological, and computer skills (0.5
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studies in portals, minimum 6 months (valued from 0 to 1 point; 0.25 for every 3 months). Experience in processing, storing, and/or preserving biological samples in a laboratory, minimum 6 months (valued
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- The contract is tied to the duration of the absent employee's leave. Selection process Selection process: Based on the points obtained in the evaluation of merits, at least the three best candidates will be
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months - The contract is linked to the duration of the project/activity/funding. Selection process - Based on the criteria obtained in the merits assessment, at least the three best candidates will be
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annual salary: €3,714.29. Estimated duration: 12 months - The contract is tied to the duration of the project / activity / funding. Selection process - Based on the points obtained in the merits assessment
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Estimated duration: 6 months - The contract is linked to the duration of the project / activity / funding. Selection process Based on the points obtained in the evaluation of merits, at least the three best
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Technician Weekly hours: 35 Annual gross salary: €26,125 Fixed salary: €23,750.00 Variable salary: €2,375 Selection process Selection process: Based on the points obtained in the evaluation of merits, at least
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. Selection process Based on the points obtained in the merits assessment, at least the three best candidates will be selected for a personal interview in which communication skills, work aptitude, and
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- Unravelling the impact of Radiofrequency in liver surgery: the key to decreasing local recurrence? Project description: Unravelling the impact of Radiofrequency in liver surgery: the key to decreasing local