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1. Position offered

Title of position offered

Startup team positions: CEO, CTO, CSO or CMO

Type of position offered

Type of position offered other

Team members that will make an innate immunotherapy device a reality

Description of position offered

The team will do a clinical trial, and finalize product development and certifications, and introduce the product to market. The team will have to obtain funding as well.

Description of research project

Many pathogens induce an immune delay. We aim to prove that innate immune activation can counteract immune delay and thereby mitigate disease. First in recurrent cystitis, then in other diseases such as Influenza, SARS-CoV, and others including new pandemics.

Name of Lead

Jan Cuppen

Place of work city

Global

Place of work

Type of contract

Permanent

Job status

Part-time

Compensation

2. Professional experience required

Other Career level required

A mix of experience is desired

Medical speciality / field of interest

Medical speciality / field of interest other

Mix of specialties including infectious diseases and immunology

Status of specialist training required other

not required

3. Qualification required

Qualification required

PhD or MBA level

First language

English

Skills first language

Excellent

4. Institution/company details

Description of institution/company

The startup has already done animal, in vitro and human in vivo work and prototypes are available. See website.

Website of institution/company

www.umanimedical.com

Our institution / company is an ESCMID Collaborative Centre

No

Our institution is an accredited training centre

No

Gender

Mr

Title

Dr

Surname(s)

Cuppen

Firstname

Jan

Institution/Company

Umani Medical BV

Street

Werfberg, 12

City [State]

Veldhoven

Zip/Postal code

5508HB

Country

Netherlands

Email

Phone

+31 644620718

Application procedure

Please send email, including phone number and possible times to call.

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