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Research Governance CoordinatorinNorwichinNorwichPUBLISHED FRI 21 MAR 2025

Band 6: £37,338 to £44,962 a year per annum  PERMANENT 
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Norfolk and Norwich University HospitalFollow Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital

Impactful Role, As a Research Governance Coordinator, you have the opportunity to directly influence the compliance and integrity of essential research studies, ensuring they meet legal and ethical standards.
Professional Development, This role involves line management responsibilities, providing an excellent opportunity for leadership development and skill enhancement in managing a diverse team.
Collaborative Environment, You will work closely with colleagues from the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and the University of East Anglia, fostering a collaborative atmosphere that encourages innovative research practices.
Dynamic Work Environment, The growing Research and Development department means you will be part of a vibrant and evolving field with a variety of tasks and challenges.
Continuous Learning, Staying updated with the latest legal and regulatory requirements in the research field ensures ongoing professional learning and expertise.
Contribution to Public Health, Your work in overseeing research governance directly contributes to improving clinical practices and patient outcomes, aligning with the broader mission of enhancing healthcare.
Recognition and Support, Being part of a supportive team dedicated to developing research services provides a sense of belonging and recognition of the important work being done.
Join Our Team as a Research Governance Coordinator at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital
Are you passionate about making a real impact in the healthcare sector? We're inviting an enthusiastic and organised individual to join our growing Research and Development department as a Research Governance Coordinator. This vital role is perfect for those experienced in clinical research governance and audit systems who want to contribute positively to patient care and make a difference in a supportive environment. If you have significant experience in research support and your heart lies in improving health outcomes, we want to hear from you!
In this role, you'll oversee compliance with laws and regulations while working closely with leading professionals from the Trust and the University of East Anglia. Your contribution will ensure the smooth running of our research studies and maintain high standards of governance, benefiting both patients and researchers alike. You will also manage a talented team, guiding their professional development and ensuring we always meet the highest quality standards. This is more than just a job; it's an opportunity to advance your career in a dynamic, community-focused setting where your skills will truly shine. Join us and help shape the future of healthcare in Norwich!
Impactful Role, As a Research Governance Coordinator, you have the opportunity to directly influence the compliance and integrity of essential research studies, ensuring they meet legal and ethical standards.
Professional Development, This role involves line management responsibilities, providing an excellent opportunity for leadership development and skill enhancement in managing a diverse team.
Collaborative Environment, You will work closely with colleagues from the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and the University of East Anglia, fostering a collaborative atmosphere that encourages innovative research practices.
Dynamic Work Environment, The growing Research and Development department means you will be part of a vibrant and evolving field with a variety of tasks and challenges.
Continuous Learning, Staying updated with the latest legal and regulatory requirements in the research field ensures ongoing professional learning and expertise.
Contribution to Public Health, Your work in overseeing research governance directly contributes to improving clinical practices and patient outcomes, aligning with the broader mission of enhancing healthcare.
Recognition and Support, Being part of a supportive team dedicated to developing research services provides a sense of belonging and recognition of the important work being done.

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