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Role Overview

Job Title:Clinical Operations Lead (Contract)

Duration:Initial 6-month contract (Rolling contract)

Start Date:1st September 2025

Location:Office-based role in Hertfordshire (minimum 2 days per week in office; hybrid working permitted but subject to change)

IR35 Status:Inside IR35 (via umbrella company only)

Right to Work:Full UK right to work required – no sponsorship offered


Job Description

We are seeking experiencedContract Clinical Operations Leads (COLs)to support the delivery of global clinical trials across all phases. This role is embedded within a large global clinical development organization and plays a crucial part in advancing clinical research to improve patient outcomes.

As a Clinical Operations Lead, you will manage clinical trial operations, coordinate with cross-functional teams, and ensure quality and compliance with global regulatory standards. You will be expected to bring operational excellence, strategic oversight, and a patient-focused mindset to trial delivery.

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and manage clinical trial operational plans and budgets
  • Lead country feasibility and site selection activities
  • Oversee vendor selection, performance, and alignment to study goals
  • Ensure ICH/GCP compliance and adherence to internal quality standards
  • Forecast and manage clinical supplies to support site readiness
  • Act as the primary point of contact for external stakeholders
  • Foster collaboration across global cross-functional teams
  • Contribute to delivery teams and operational communities


Candidate Requirements

Essential

  • Minimum 3 years' experience in clinical trial operations or study management
  • University degree (preferably in life sciences) or equivalent experience
  • Strong understanding of ICH/GCP and regulatory requirements
  • Proactive, collaborative, and able to thrive in a fast-paced environment


Desirable

  • Experience managing global clinical studies
  • Demonstrated vendor oversight experience (CROs, central labs, etc.)
  • Prior experience working in matrixed, cross-functional teams


Candidate Profile

We Are Looking For:

  • Adaptable, experienced COLs with global trial delivery experience
  • Strong vendor and stakeholder management skills
  • Candidates comfortable with ambiguity, pace, and cross-functional collaboration

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