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CTA Manager – Clinical Trials
Full-time, on-site in

Swansea
£45,000–£50,000

depending on experience
Must have leadership experience - measuring and managing performance

This is more than a people management role. It’s a chance to lead a growing clinical team in a company that’s delivering real-world innovation, with products trusted in homes and clinics across the globe.

This MedTech company is a market leader in light-based aesthetic technology. Their non-invasive, CE-marked Class II devices are sold in over 50 countries, backed by a strong clinical evidence base and a culture of quality. As they expand their UK clinical function, they’re hiring a

CTA Manager

to lead a team working at the frontline of medical device trials.

This role is right for you if:
You’ve managed teams before and know what good operational support looks like
You thrive in fast-paced, regulated environments where detail matters
You believe quality and culture go hand in hand — and you care about both

What you’ll be doing:
Managing and mentoring a team of Clinical Trial Assistants based across Swansea and London
Overseeing resource planning, shift allocation, and annual leave to ensure smooth trial delivery
Ensuring adherence to GCP, ISO 14155, EU MDR, FDA regulations, and company SOPs
Overseeing TMF and ISF maintenance, ensuring audit readiness at all times
Coordinating training and onboarding, including SOP updates and performance reviews
Acting as the operational bridge between CTAs and stakeholders across clinical, regulatory, and QA
Supporting device logistics, documentation, and site support activity
Driving continuous improvement across trial operations

What you’ll need:
5+ years of clinical trial experience, including at least 2 years managing or leading teams
Hands-on knowledge of medical device trials (aesthetics or dermatology would be a bonus)
Strong understanding of GCP, ISO 14155, EU MDR, and FDA trial regulations
Confidence managing trial documentation, scheduling, people performance, and operational risk
Excellent communication and collaboration skills — across teams, sites, and levels
A proactive mindset, a steady hand, and a focus on quality

Location:

Full-time, on-site at the Swansea clinical research facility
Reports to:

Clinical Director
Salary:

£45,000–£50,000

Why now?
This is a company investing in growth, innovation, and people. You’ll join at a time where structure is being built, systems are being refined, and leadership roles like this are central to the next stage of expansion.

If you’re ready to lead a high-performing team and help shape how medical device trials are delivered, apply today

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