Quality Manager

Would you like to contribute to Hartwig’s mission to improve care for patients with cancer by being the operational hub of our quality system? In your role as Quality Manager, you will ensure that everything is recorded and documented correctly, according our own procedures, so that Hartwig meets ISO standards.

(32 – 40 hours, Amsterdam)

Do you want to contribute to Hartwig’s mission to improve care for patients with cancer?

Do you feel at home in a small team whose goal is to provide the best molecular diagnostics for patients with cancer today and in the future? Do you like short lines of communication and a great diversity of work? Do you like to take responsibility and work independently, quickly and proactively? Then the position of Quality Manager is for you!

This is what you’ll be doing

• Implement and maintain the quality system within our organisation for ISO17025, ISO27001 and IVDR. And, where applicable, set up and implement new standards;
• Ensuring quality aspects when writing technical documentation such as validations;
• Ensuring every employee is aware of quality standards, they are trained, and they can approach you if they have questions or incidents to declare;
• Monitor and supervise validations, verifications, incidents, audits, feedback and complaints, CAPAs and risk assessments;
• Ensuring document management;
• You will be part of a multidisciplinary team driven to improve care for patients with cancer.

Our ideal candidate

• You have a Bachelor of Science degree or equivalent;
• You have experience or affinity with laboratory and/or biology, health care, IT and quality systems;
• You are a real team player;
• You are structured, you have an eye for detail and are precise, flexible and good at keeping a high-level overview of quality activities;
• You have a good command of at least the English language, both spoken and written. Strong comprehension of the Dutch language (spoken and written) is a big plus.

This is what we offer

• Fun and varied job in an enthusiastic and driven team;
• Flat and open organisation that encourages the sharing of ideas, knowledge and technology between different teams;
• Dynamic and multidisciplinary environment that provides interesting challenges: one of the most exciting aspects of the job is our rapid feedback loop;
• Employment contract for one year initially, with the intention of converting to a permanent contract;
• A monthly salary between EUR 3,200 and EUR 5,000 gross, based on experience and skills;
• Nice colleagues, regular drinks and socialising (‘gezelligheid’);
• The opportunity to be part of and work in an innovative field and facilitate high-level research for a foundation that offers a complete DNA test that is currently unique and at the forefront worldwide, directly influencing and improving the treatment of patients with cancer.

Curious about our laboratory and the process? Then watch the video “From biopsy to patient report”

Apply!
Enthusiastic after reading the vacancy? We look forward to hearing from you! Send your application to people@hartwigmedicalfoundation.nl.

If you have any content related questions, please feel free to email Immy Riethorst: i.riethorst@hartwigmedicalfoundation.nl.

What can you expect from our application process? We try to keep our application process as short as possible. It consists of up to 3 interviews online at our office, including a Behavioural Interview and a Motivation Test.

We look forward to meeting you!

Freelancers and employment or recruitment agencies don’t need to apply for this vacancy.

Hartwig Medical Foundation  

Hartwig Medical Foundation is an innovative organisation that aims to ensure that every patient with cancer receives the best suitable treatment. We do this by making a complete DNA test available to hospitals for the treatment of today’s patient. For tomorrow’s patient, we help researchers by collecting patients’ DNA data and providing it along with treatment outcomes.

We are a driven organisation that has many external contacts with medical specialists and policymakers.  

Location: Science Park 408, 1098 XH, Amsterdam, the Netherlands