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Clinical Trial Coordinator (Finance) - Hybrid, London, UK - FSP

Parexel
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Clinical Trial Coordinator (Finance) - Hybrid, London, UK - FSP, London Register your interest for Clinical Trial Coordinator (Finance) roles with Parexel FSP in the UK.
Hybrid/Office based in London, with the flexibility to go to the office at least two days per week, possibly more based on business needs. During the first month, this will require four days a week in the office.
Open to candidates with finance experience, as well as experience in roles such as Clinical Trial Assistant, Study Coordinator, Clinical Trial Coordinator, Project Support Associate, ICSM, CRA, or similar.
Play a pivotal role in significant clinical studies! Join a single sponsor dedicated to a top pharmaceutical R&D company, collaborating with industry experts.
Working as a Clinical Trials Coordinator at Parexel FSP offers opportunities for career development and making a difference in patients' lives.
Primary Responsibilities:
Support the Clinical Research Manager and team throughout the study lifecycle, from start-up to closure.
Assist with trial and site administration, especially during site start-up.
Collaborate with finance and budgeting teams.
Maintain financial files and support negotiations.
Coordinate meetings and interact with stakeholders such as study sites and vendors.
Ensure compliance with financial procedures and maintain tracking systems.
Manage clinical documents and assist with electronic Trial Master File reconciliation.
Education and Experience:
B.A./B.S. in Life Sciences or healthcare equivalent.
1-2 years in Clinical Research in a similar role.
Experience in clinical payments, contracts, and financial correspondence.
Administrative support experience in clinical trials.
Fluent or proficient in English.
Understanding of global and regional clinical research guidelines.
Strong organizational, interpersonal, and conflict management skills.
Effective communication skills with external stakeholders.
Ability to work independently.
Desirable: experience with financial/legal negotiations, executing payments, and proficiency in Excel and Word.
We value our people and offer a supportive environment for career growth and development within Parexel.
Who are Parexel?
Parexel supports clinical studies across various therapeutic areas and has longstanding partnerships with many clients. We contributed to trials of top-selling drugs and niche developments, making a significant impact on patient well-being.
You’ll be an influential member of our team.

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