Research Scientist - King Abdullah International Medical Center, Male

Job description / Role

Research Scientist KAIMRC

Benefits
• Generous Tax Free Salary. Each case individually negotiated.NEW! Increments for years of experience and for post graduate education.
• One year renewable contract. If you renew for a second year you will receive one month salary as a recontracting bonus.
• Holidays: 61 days paid leave per year. ( Annual leave and public holidays)
• Free fully furnished western accommodation.
• Recreation centres at all hospitals free of charge. Gym, tennis +++
• *Free utilities. Cable TV available with up to 250 channels.
• High speed internet.
• Free healthcare.
• Return flight to your nearest international airport (Point of Hire) at beginning and end of contract.
• Midyear ticket to your point of hire.

Requirements

• Doctorate Degree (PhD) in Health Science/ Clinical
• Pathology or in a related discipline from an accredited university - E
• Post-Doctoral Degree in Health Sciences or related discipline - P
• Minimum of eight (8) years working experience in clinical and research laboratory - E
• Candidate should have contributed to the literature as a principal investigator and as co-investigator and the research work should have been published in international journals within the last two years - E
• Recommendation from Credentialing Committee of KAIMRC or Executive Director of KAIMRC
• English Language Skills: Level I-E

About the Company

Professional Connections International Healthcare Recruitment Agency

Professional Connections, often referred to as Profco, is an international healthcare recruitment specialist. Profco is working to help placing credentialed nurses, doctors and allied health professionals in exciting opportunities with leading hospitals around the world. International assignments are a great way for nurses and other healthcare professionals to broaden their experience and to see how healthcare is delivered in other countries, while at the same time enhancing their career prospects as they gain experience in different parts of the world.