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Clinical Operations Manager

London
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Clinical Operations Manager

Northreach supports innovative biotechnology companies with specialist scientific and operational hiring. We are currently partnering with a growing UK biotech company seeking an experienced Clinical Operations Manager to support the planning and delivery of its clinical development programmes.

This is a broad, hands-on position combining study leadership, CRO oversight, cross-functional collaboration and operational delivery. You will help ensure clinical trials are delivered safely, efficiently and in accordance with agreed timelines, budgets and regulatory requirements.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the planning, set-up and execution of Phase I or Phase II clinical studies
  • Act as a senior operational point of contact across assigned clinical programmes
  • Manage clinical studies from initial planning through to close-out
  • Oversee CROs, vendors and external clinical partners
  • Review study plans, timelines, budgets, contracts and operational deliverables
  • Monitor study progress and ensure milestones are achieved within agreed timelines
  • Identify operational risks, resolve issues and implement appropriate mitigation plans
  • Coordinate activities across Clinical Development, Regulatory, Medical, Data Management and other internal functions
  • Support the development and review of study documentation, including protocols, plans and reports
  • Ensure clinical activities are conducted in accordance with ICH-GCP, regulatory requirements and internal procedures
  • Provide clear updates on study progress, risks, budgets and key decisions to senior stakeholders
  • Contribute to the continuous improvement of clinical-operations processes, systems and ways of working

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About You

  • Degree in life sciences, nursing, pharmacy or another relevant discipline
  • Strong experience managing clinical trials within a biotechnology, pharmaceutical or CRO environment
  • Experience supporting the delivery of Phase I and/or Phase II clinical studies
  • Demonstrable experience managing studies from set-up through execution and close-out
  • Strong understanding of ICH-GCP and the regulatory requirements governing clinical trials
  • Experience managing CROs, clinical sites, vendors and other external partners
  • Confident managing study timelines, budgets, risks and operational deliverables
  • Ability to work effectively across multidisciplinary and geographically distributed teams
  • Strong organisational, problem-solving and stakeholder-management skills
  • Comfortable working independently and taking ownership of important clinical activities
  • An adaptable, collaborative and hands-on approach suited to a growing biotechnology company

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Desirable Experience

  • Experience working within a small or rapidly growing biotechnology business
  • Involvement in global or multicentre clinical studies
  • Experience contributing to clinical-development strategy and regulatory submissions

This opportunity would suit an experienced clinical-operations professional who is ready to take on significant programme ownership while operating as a trusted deputy to the Head of Clinical Operations. You should be comfortable balancing strategic input with hands-on study delivery in a fast-moving biotechnology environment.

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