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Clinical Research Associate – Oncology (UK)
About the Role
An established global clinical research organisation is seeking a Clinical Research Associate (CRA) to join its Site Management (multi-sponsor) team, supporting Oncology clinical trials across the UK.
This role offers the opportunity to contribute to meaningful research that improves patient outcomes, while continuing to develop your monitoring expertise in a high-quality, regulated environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct site monitoring visits (selection, initiation, routine monitoring, and close-out) in line with contracted scope and Good Clinical Practice (GCP)
- Support Oncology studies, ensuring protocol compliance and data integrity
- Partner with investigational sites to drive, adapt, and track patient recruitment plans
- Deliver protocol and study-specific training and maintain regular communication with sites
- Assess site quality and compliance with protocols, regulations, and ethical standards, escalating issues where required
- Track study progress including regulatory submissions, approvals, enrolment, CRF completion, and data query resolution
- Ensure accurate and compliant maintenance of the Trial Master File (TMF) and Investigator Site File (ISF)
- Prepare clear and timely monitoring visit reports, follow-up letters, and action plans
- Collaborate closely with cross-functional study team members to support delivery milestones
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- Proven experience independently monitoring Oncology clinical trials, including unblinded studies
- Strong working knowledge of ICH-GCP and applicable regulatory requirements
- Degree in Life Sciences or equivalent industry experience
- Flexibility and willingness to travel to sites across the UK
- Strong organisational, communication, and stakeholder-management skills
⚠️ Please note: this role is not eligible for visa sponsorship.
Why Apply
- Work on impactful Oncology studies
- Exposure to multi-sponsor trials and diverse site environments
- Strong focus on quality, learning, and professional development
- Opportunity to build a long-term career in clinical research
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