PhD position in patient preference research in amputation, prosthetics and rehabilitation

EU-funded (ThRIVE) PhD using international discrete choice experiments to study what patients value in rehabilitation after amputation, including access, waiting times, prosthetic characteristics, independence and quality of life.

Master's (second-cycle) degree in prosthetics and orthotics, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, health sciences, public health, health economics or a relevant discipline, or 240 credits incl. 60 at Master's level with a 15-credit independent project, or equivalent; proficiency in English. Position may be subject to security vetting.

Temporary doctoral employment (Higher Education Ordinance ch. 5 § 7), 100% full-time