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Associate Toxicologist

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Ledbury
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Permanent

37.5 hours per week

Ledbury, Herefordshire

Are you a motivated multi-tasker with a keen eye for detail? We're looking for a dedicated individual to become a key part of our dynamic Toxicology team at Sequani.

In this exciting role, you'll work closely with experienced Study Directors and Associate Toxicologists, gaining hands-on knowledge and guidance as you progress toward becoming a Study Director yourself. We are confident that we can provide a collaborative and supportive environment where learning and professional growth are a priority.

While the role is primarily desk-based, you'll also have regular opportunities to observe live procedures across our cutting-edge facility—giving you invaluable insight into the practical side of toxicological studies.

Who We Are

Sequani is a contract research organisation based in the beautiful Herefordshire countryside. We conduct regulatory safety testing to help make the world a safer place.

As a proud Gold-accredited Investors in People organisation, we offer a diverse and rewarding role, complemented by a competitive benefits package and clear opportunities for career advancement. Our clients consistently praise our friendly, professional approach and the high standard of service we deliver—driven by a strong sense of purpose and dedication in everything we do.

Our Toxicology Department has unrivalled expertise in running a wide variety of regulatory toxicology studies to determine the safety of new drugs, crop protection products and chemicals. Key to our success is our team of toxicologists who are instrumental in designing and running studies to meet stringent quality and regulatory requirements. We have built an outstanding reputation in general toxicology, juvenile toxicology and reproductive toxicology with a worldwide customer portfolio. We have established an enviable reputation for the design, execution and delivery of quality safety evaluation programmes.

Role Overview

This role would suit a candidate who is looking to start their career in Toxicology. You will be taking the first step towards becoming a Study Director, which is a key role in regulatory toxicology conducted according to Good Laboratory Practice. The role of a Study Director requires a broad understanding of the practical aspects of toxicology studies.

The Main Responsibilities Will Be

Shadow the Study Directors and act as a Study Supervisor on multidisciplinary studies.
Assist in the preparation of all study documentation.
Assist in the preparation and collation of data for study summaries and scientific reports.
Assist in the maintenance of study files, containing all relevant correspondence relating to a study.
View and develop an understanding of procedures in operational areas.

Skills And Experience

The successful candidate for this role will at least be an honours graduate in a biological or biomedical science, preferably including an element of toxicology or a closely related discipline. No previous experience is required but you must be able to demonstrate a diligent work ethic and the ability to manage multiple projects. We are looking for someone who can produce first class scientific reports, who is eager to learn new skills and develop and expand on their existing knowledge. An MSc in Toxicology is desirable but not essential.

What We Can Offer You

An opportunity to learn and grow in a team where learning and professional growth are a priority

We are a small friendly company with an unrivalled focus on Quality and Customer service. We pride ourselves in offering competitive salaries and benefits. We offer a Health cash plan, including 24hr GP support line. A life insurance policy for 4x your annual salary, as well as local and countrywide corporate gym memberships. We also have an employee discount scheme to cover all your shopping and holiday discounts needs.

If you're ready to take the next step in your scientific career, we'd love to hear from you.

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