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Clinical Research Physician

Green Life Science
Liverpool
1 week ago
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Job Title:Clinical Research Physician

Location:Liverpool, UK

Employment Type:Full-time

Reports To:Medical Director / Principal Investigator / Site Director

About the Role:

We are seeking a motivated and experiencedClinical Research Physicianto join our dynamic clinical trials network inLiverpool. This is a patient-facing role where you will act as a Sub-Investigator or Principal Investigator across a range of Phase I–IV clinical studies in collaboration with global sponsors and CROs. You will play a pivotal role in delivering high-quality clinical research within a network of well-established trial sites.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Serve asPrincipal Investigator (PI)orSub-Investigator (Sub-I)on assigned clinical trials.
  • Provide medical oversight and ensure participant safety throughout the study lifecycle.
  • Conduct study-related procedures including medical assessments, physical examinations, and AE/SAE evaluations.
  • Review and assess eligibility criteria, informed consent documentation, and patient medical histories.
  • Liaise with study sponsors, monitors (CRAs), ethics committees, and regulatory authorities as needed.
  • Ensure GCP compliance and adherence to protocol, SOPs, and applicable regulations.
  • Contribute to site feasibility, study start-up, and recruitment planning activities.
  • Support medical input into recruitment materials and protocol reviews.
  • Maintain accurate documentation in accordance with regulatory and sponsor expectations.
  • Provide clinical leadership and guidance to site staff including nurses, coordinators, and administrative teams.

Essential Qualifications and Experience:

  • Medical degree (MBBS, MBChB or equivalent) and fullGMC registration.
  • Minimum 1–2 years of experience inclinical researchor clinical trials (preferably Phase II–IV).
  • Knowledge ofICH-GCPand UK clinical trial regulations.
  • Excellent clinical judgment and ability to make sound medical decisions.
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team.

Desirable:

  • Experience acting as PI or Sub-I in commercial clinical trials.
  • Background in general medicine, internal medicine, or a therapeutic area relevant to trials (e.g., vaccines, cardiology, respiratory, CNS).
  • Interest in expanding research expertise and participating in multiple therapeutic areas.
  • ALS/BLS certification (training can be provided).

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