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Senior Clinical Research Nurse / Luxury Private Hospital

Mayfair
3 weeks ago
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Daytime Healthcare are assisting a luxury private hospital in the heart of central London, who are seeking an experienced Clinical Research Nurse to join their team.

They are currently seeking a proactive and enthusiastic Senior Clinical Research Nurse or Clinical Research Nurse to join our team and support participant recruitment for clinical trials in respiratory and other medical research areas. The Senior Clinical Research Nurse or Clinical Research Nurse will support in delivering clinical research by helping to set up research studies, carrying out clinical assessments, maintaining high clinical standards and adhering to protocols.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Support the delivery of clinical trials in compliance with GCP (Good Clinical Practice) and regulatory requirements.

  • Conduct screening, enrolment, and monitoring of study participants, ensuring patient safety and protocol adherence.

  • Perform clinical procedures such as venepuncture, ECGs, and drug administration, as required by study protocols.

  • Assist in the collection, documentation, and accurate recording of study data in electronic case report forms (eCRFs).

  • Collaborate with Principal Investigators (PIs), study coordinators, and multidisciplinary teams to ensure smooth study operations to ensure that the study protocol is correctly implemented and research governance standards are met and maintained

  • Educate and support patients throughout their participation in clinical trials, addressing any concerns or queries.

  • Maintain compliance with ethics, governance, and regulatory guidelines, including MHRA and HRA requirements.

    Requirements:

  • NMC-registered nurse with experience in clinical research or a strong interest in research.

  • Knowledge of GCP and clinical trial regulations (prior experience in a research setting preferred).

  • Strong clinical skills, with experience in performing patient assessments and clinical procedures.

  • Excellent communication and organisational skills, with the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.

  • Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.

    · Demonstrates ability to work under own initiative

  • Experience in mentoring or leadership (for Senior Clinical Research Nurse applicants).

  • Experience of working in a clinical research environment with CTIMPs is essential (for Senior Clinical Research Nurse applicants).

  • Provide specialist knowledge, skills and experience within clinical research, and act as a resource to advise and support those involved in clinical trials at all levels (for Senior Clinical Research Nurse applicants)

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