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Lead Clinical Scientist, Immunology

CK Group
Oxford
4 months ago
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Jim Gleeson is recruiting for a Lead Clinical Scientist to join a well-funded Immunology biotech who are preparing for their lead candidate to start clinical trials.


This will be a hybrid role requiring you to be on-site in Oxford at least once a week.


RESPONSIBILITIES:


As Lead Clinical Scientist you will play a lead role in the design, execution and scientific management of clinical trials for a portfolio of Autoimmune treatments.


Key duties will include:

  • Leading the development of clinical trial synopses, clinical protocols and other key clinical trial documents.
  • Leading the development of biomarker strategy and implementation of plans to support early clinical development endpoints.
  • Development of strong relationships with KOLs and investigational centres in order to facilitate strong scientific engagement with the company’s clinical programs.
  • Contribution to the development and review of regulatory submissions and interaction with Regulatory Authorities.
  • Oversight of the review of study data in collaboration with biostatisticians and data scientists.


QUALIFICATIONS:


As Director, Clinical Science you will require:


  • A relevant PhD
  • Extensive experience of the design and oversight of early phase Autoimmune studies.
  • An in-depth knowledge of relevant regulatory requirements and experience of working with Regulatory Authorities.
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively in multi-disciplinary teams.


BENEFITS:


Excellent salary plus benefits.


Apply:


It is essential that applicants hold entitlement to work in the UK. Please quote job reference 119856 in all correspondence.

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