116 hospital English-speaking jobs in Denmark

Torben Barington (Department of Clinical Immunology, Odense University Hospital - OUH).

offer you a job where you contribute to delivering high-quality products that are vital for e.g. the hospital

You will probably deploy something new to care workers in a real hospital every week.

Support the installation of surgical equipment at various sites and provide demonstrations to doctors and hospital

Torben Barington (Department of Clinical Immunology, Odense University Hospital - OUH).

offer you a job where you contribute to delivering high-quality products that are vital for e.g. the hospital

imaging and ultimately facilitate that non-critical imaging is safely and effectively handled outside the hospital

imaging and ultimately facilitate that non-critical imaging is safely and effectively handled outside the hospital

It could be the hospital they work in, the railway they travel on every day, the fuel that powers their ... It could be the hospital they work in, the railway they travel on every day, the fuel that powers their

Experience in interacting with patients in clinical environments (e.g. hospital, clinics, ICU, etc.)

Close collaboration with the University Hospital is required.

Professor Oluf Borbye Pedersen, Department of Clinical Medicine, University of Copenhagen and Gentofte Hospital

equivalent degree and strong medical knowledge, shown clinical experience running Neurology patients in hospital

imaging and ultimately facilitate that non-critical imaging is safely and effectively handled outside the hospital

imaging and ultimately facilitate that non-critical imaging is safely and effectively handled outside the hospital

Close collaboration with the University Hospital is required.

Our products support healthcare professionals by optimizing workflows in hospital departments, helping

It could be the hospital they work in, the railway they travel on every day, the fuel that powers their ... It could be the hospital they work in, the railway they travel on every day, the fuel that powers their

Close collaboration with the University Hospital is required.

Professor Oluf Borbye Pedersen, Department of Clinical Medicine, University of Copenhagen and Gentofte Hospital