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Clinical Research Associate

Manchester
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Clinical Research Associate

Location: Manchester, England, United Kingdom Contract Type: Full Time

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A clinical oncology study-focused role across the UK.


## About the Role

The Clinical Research Associate (CRA) will play a critical role in supporting oncology clinical trials, spanning multiple sites across the UK.


## Responsibilities

  • Perform site monitoring visits (selection, initiation, on-site monitoring, and close-out) following the contracted scope and adherence to GCP (Good Clinical Practice)
  • Collaborate with sites to adapt, drive, and track subject recruitment plans, ensuring predictability based on project needs
  • Administer protocol-related training to assigned sites, establishing clear lines of communication to manage ongoing expectations and resolve issues
  • Evaluate and ensure the quality and integrity of study site practices, identifying compliance with protocols and regulatory requirements before escalating any quality concerns
  • Track and manage assigned studies by monitoring:
    • Regulatory submissions and approvals
    • Recruitment and enrollment progress
    • CRF (Case Report Form) completion and submission
    • Generation and resolution of data queries (may contribute to study start-up phases where applicable)
  • Ensure accuracy and completeness of trials-related documentation, including:
    • Copies/originals (as required) for the Trial Master File (TMF)
    • Maintenance of the Investigator’s Site File (ISF) per GCP and local regulations
  • Generate study-related documentation, such as:
    • Regular visit reports
    • Follow-up letters
    • Action plans
  • Liaise with the study team as needed to support project execution

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## Requirements

  • Proven experience in independent, on-site monitoring of oncology therapeutic area studies (unblinded trials)
  • In-depth knowledge of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and ICH (International Conference on Harmonization) guidelines
  • Degree in a life science discipline (or equivalent industry experience)
  • Ability to travel to sites as required to conduct monitoring visits
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Skills

Site Monitoring
Oncology
Good Clinical Practice
Regulatory Submissions
Data Management
Subject Recruitment
Training
Communication
Quality Evaluation
Problem Solving
Documentation
Collaboration
Flexibility
Project Management
Clinical Trials
Research

Location

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

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