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Clinical Trials CoordinatorinManchesterinManchesterPUBLISHED TUE 12 NOV 2024

Band 4: £26,530 to £29,114 a year per annum, pro rata  PERMANENT  GOOD SALARY 

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Opportunity to work in a prestigious institution, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust is renowned for its cancer research and treatment, providing a sense of pride and purpose in your role.
Hands-on experience in clinical trials, As a Clinical Trials Coordinator, you will gain valuable experience coordinating various aspects of clinical trials, enhancing your skills in project management and research.
Collaborative environment, The role involves liaising with a diverse range of professionals, including research nurses, consultants, and trial sponsors, promoting a strong network of interdisciplinary collaboration.
Impact on patient care, By supporting innovative cancer research, your work contributes to improving treatment options and outcomes for patients, making a direct impact on healthcare.
Professional development opportunities, Working in a research-focused setting allows for continuous learning and development, including training in Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and other relevant areas.
Stable working hours with a permanent contract, The position offers a permanent 37.5 hours per week schedule, providing a good work-life balance.
Integration into the research and innovation division, Being part of the Research Division not only enhances your career prospects but also keeps you at the forefront of advancements in healthcare.
The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester is seeking a Clinical Trials Coordinator (Band 4) to join the Urology and Head and Neck research teams on a permanent, full-time basis (37.5 hours/week). The successful candidate will assist research nurses, consultants, and trial coordination management with clinical trial administration and coordination tasks.

Key responsibilities include managing data, completing case report forms, maintaining site files, invoicing, and liaising with various stakeholders, including research teams and trial sponsors. The role requires strong organisational and communication skills, along with knowledge of clinical trials and Good Clinical Practice (GCP).

The coordinator will assist with trial setup, processing trial amendments, supporting safety reporting, and maintaining readiness for inspections. This position involves collaboration with both internal and external parties, requiring confidentiality and sensitivity. Overall, the role supports the smooth operation of clinical trials within the research division.

Candidates must meet the essential criteria outlined in the job specification, and this position does not offer sponsorship. The application closing date may be adjusted depending on applicant volume.
Opportunity to work in a prestigious institution, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust is renowned for its cancer research and treatment, providing a sense of pride and purpose in your role.
Hands-on experience in clinical trials, As a Clinical Trials Coordinator, you will gain valuable experience coordinating various aspects of clinical trials, enhancing your skills in project management and research.
Collaborative environment, The role involves liaising with a diverse range of professionals, including research nurses, consultants, and trial sponsors, promoting a strong network of interdisciplinary collaboration.
Impact on patient care, By supporting innovative cancer research, your work contributes to improving treatment options and outcomes for patients, making a direct impact on healthcare.
Professional development opportunities, Working in a research-focused setting allows for continuous learning and development, including training in Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and other relevant areas.
Stable working hours with a permanent contract, The position offers a permanent 37.5 hours per week schedule, providing a good work-life balance.
Integration into the research and innovation division, Being part of the Research Division not only enhances your career prospects but also keeps you at the forefront of advancements in healthcare.

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