Fellowships/Training Forms

EuroGentest provides fellowships for collaborators of both official and non-official participants in the network. These fellowships cover the costs of travel (about 1500 Euros) and short stays (up to two weeks) in one of the participating services, for training in a specific methodology, in a particular expertise etc. Applications using the forms provided here must be sent to the coordinator at the email address below.

Fill in the Application Form and email it to the coordinator at :

Fellowships Already Awarded in 2007

Name	Address	Host	Timing	Documents
Mila Ljujić, Aleksandra Nestorović,	IMGGE, Vojvode Stepe 444,P.O.Box 23,11010 Belgrade,Serbia	University Hospital Motol and 2nd School of Medicine Charles University Prague	20th August - 9th September	Training Request Form
Mihal Cea Liliana Aura	Faculty of Biology, University of Bucharest, Romania	National Genetics Reference Laboratory (Manchester)		Training Request Form
Patricia Norambuena Baraquet	Charles University, Prague	Bertinoro di Rogmana, Italy		Training Request Form
Ramunas Janavicius	Vilnius University, Lithuania	Cancer Genetics: from science to practice course at the Royal Marsden Hospital, London, UK.		Training Request Form Report

Fellowships Already Awarded in 2006

Fellowships Already Awarded in 2005

Job Opportunities

Please check here regularly for any job opportunities.

Clinical Molecular Geneticist in Nijmegen, the Netherlands

The Division DNA diagnostics within the Dept. of Human Genetics of the Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre specializes in clinical genetic molecular testing. The laboratory is the largest molecular genetic testing facility within The Netherlands, and offers a wide variety of genetic tests (www.dnadiagnostieknijmegen.nl).

The activities of the division are supervised by a staff team of clinical molecular geneticists, and the team needs a new colleague. Team members have strong interactions with clinical geneticists, other medical specialists, clinical cytogeneticists and researchers within and outside the department

It is department policy to support individual staff members at reaching a profile of (inter)national recognition within a specialized area of Human Genetics.

Key tasks for this position are:

• Supervision of the analysis of a variety of genetic disorders, advising in clinical diagnosing and treatment.
• Contribution to the further development of genetic testing and innovation of current approaches, scientific research and teaching in Human Genetics.

Special requirements:

• For the position registration as a clinical molecular geneticist by the Dutch Society for Human Genetics (NVHG) is required. For foreign applicants dispensation based upon experience within clinical molecular genetics will be sought.
• The candidate will have to be able to master the Dutch language both written and spoken within one year.
• The candidate has the ability to work within a team, has affinity with management tasks, and has excellent communation skills.

Nijmegen is the oldest city of The Netherlands and has roots dating back to the Roman era. The city has approximately 150,000 inhabitants, and is located in a beautiful natural environment in the Eastern part of the country at a 100 km distance from Amsterdam, Rotterdam and the German Ruhrgebiet.

The appointment will be for one year, with a perspective on a permanent position. Salary depends on experience, with a max. of Euro 5156 per month. For further information email Dr Hans Scheffer at .

Last changed: 2008-02-06