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GLP Study Director

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1 week ago
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Are you ready to take your career to the next level in a truly spectacular coastal setting? Join a rapidly growing contract research organisation nestled in the heart of South Devon, where world-class science meets one of the UK’s most beautiful places to live.
This outstanding scientific organisation delivers high-quality ecotoxicology, environmental fate, and analytical chemistry studies for global clients in the pharmaceutical, agrochemical, and chemical sectors. As a Study Director within Ecotoxicology, you'll be at the forefront of aquatic ecotoxicology research, working within a close-knit team in state-of-the-art laboratories just a stone’s throw from the sea.
Your role:

  • Leading and directing GLP-compliant acute and chronic aquatic ecotoxicology studies, both marine and freshwater, with support from a collaborative scientific team.
  • Working closely with sponsors to develop bespoke study designs and ensure timely, high-quality project delivery.
  • Mentoring junior scientists and playing a key role in maintaining scientific excellence across the lab.
  • Ensuring regulatory standards are met and audits are handled with confidence and integrity.
  • Contributing to business growth through strong client relationships and a proactive mindset.
    You’ll Bring:
  • A degree (BSc, MSc or PhD) in a relevant scientific field.
  • Experience as a Study Director, preferably in a GLP setting
  • Exceptional communication skills
  • A drive for continuous improvement, ability to think commercially and scientifically - helping deliver beyond expectations.
    This isn’t just another lab job. It’s an invitation to build your career in one of the UK’s most stunning coastal locations. This opportunity offers the rare combination of high-impact global science and an outstanding quality of life: Wake up by the sea, walk the coast before work and enjoy weekends exploring Dartmoor National Park, beaches and vibrant local communities.
    The area boasts great schools and friendly towns in proximity to Plymouth and Exeter, making it ideal for both individuals and families.
    Work where your wellbeing is valued, your ideas are heard, your passion for science is shared and your career can truly flourish.
    Ready to dive in?
    Apply today and help shape a safer, more sustainable world. One study at a time
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