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Clinical Research AssistantinLondoninLondonPUBLISHED THU 13 MAR 2025

Opportunity to work with a leading institution, UCLH is known for its high standards in patient care, research, and education, providing a prestigious environment for career growth.
Engagement in cutting-edge research, Being part of the Placental Monitoring Study allows you to contribute to innovative research that aims to improve women's health using new technology.
Collaborative work environment, The role involves working closely with a multidisciplinary team including investigators, midwives, engineers, and clinical staff, enhancing professional development and knowledge exchange.
Long-term career prospects, This is a fixed-term role with potential for extension based on funding, offering the chance to secure a longer-term position in a dynamic field.
Impact on patient care, By assisting in vital research, your work contributes to advancements that can lead to better monitoring and health outcomes for mothers and babies.
Commitment to sustainability, UCLH's vision includes achieving carbon net zero, allowing you to participate in efforts towards sustainable healthcare practices.
Diverse work environment, UCLH serves a large and varied population, providing exposure to a wide range of experiences and health conditions, enriching your professional journey.
Join the dynamic Women’s Health Research Team at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH) and make an impactful difference as a Clinical Research Assistant! We are on the lookout for passionate individuals who are ready to be part of the exciting Placental Monitoring Study. This observational research focuses on a groundbreaking wearable device designed by UCL engineers that monitors placental function by detecting changes in oxygen levels and metabolism.

In this role, you will actively engage with potential study participants, providing them with vital information and assisting with day-to-day research operations. You’ll collaborate closely with a diverse team of researchers, senior midwives, and clinical professionals, ensuring the smooth progress of this important study. This is a fixed-term position until January 2026, with a possibility for extension, ideal for those keen to contribute to pioneering women’s health research. Don't miss out—applications are open but may close earlier than expected, so get your application in today! For a chat or any questions, feel free to reach out to Yaa Acheampong at Y.acheampong@nhs.net. Join us in transforming women's health and paving the way for future breakthroughs!
Opportunity to work with a leading institution, UCLH is known for its high standards in patient care, research, and education, providing a prestigious environment for career growth.
Engagement in cutting-edge research, Being part of the Placental Monitoring Study allows you to contribute to innovative research that aims to improve women's health using new technology.
Collaborative work environment, The role involves working closely with a multidisciplinary team including investigators, midwives, engineers, and clinical staff, enhancing professional development and knowledge exchange.
Long-term career prospects, This is a fixed-term role with potential for extension based on funding, offering the chance to secure a longer-term position in a dynamic field.
Impact on patient care, By assisting in vital research, your work contributes to advancements that can lead to better monitoring and health outcomes for mothers and babies.
Commitment to sustainability, UCLH's vision includes achieving carbon net zero, allowing you to participate in efforts towards sustainable healthcare practices.
Diverse work environment, UCLH serves a large and varied population, providing exposure to a wide range of experiences and health conditions, enriching your professional journey.

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