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St Pancras Clinical Research

Clinical Research Physician

Eastbourne
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St Pancras Clinical Research is looking for a full-time or part-time Clinical Research Physician to join our Eastbourne site as we embark upon new projects.

St Pancras Clinical Research is a UK-wide Site Management Organisation. We conduct Phase II and III clinical trials with new medicines, for patients with various chronic diseases. Our experience includes chronic pain and memory disorders resulting from inflammatory, neurological and neurodegenerative conditions, as well as diabetes and neuropsychiatry.

Job Description:

Taking on the role of Sub-investigator on our phase II and III clinical trials at the Eastbourne site.

  • Working with our Study Coordinators to deliver timely, efficient and high-quality clinical trial data.
  • Conducting patient visits in strict adherence to study protocols.
  • Performing duties of a clinical investigator according to the International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) Good Clinical Practice (GCP), and ensuring the highest standard of care for our patients.
  • Performing the following clinical procedures (non-exhaustive) as part of the conducting of clinical trials: completing Source Documents and Case Report Forms; assisting with the dosing of study medication; ensuring patient Informed Consent is obtained in line with study protocols; assessing and analysing clinical data such as BP, ECG's, laboratory tests, and adverse events according to study protocols; and performing pre-study medical histories and medical examinations as per SPCR’s SOPs.
  • Responsible for management of medical emergencies at the site and providing medical cover for trial patients outside of working hours as required.

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Location:

Eastbourne - Sovereign Harbour.

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Dependent upon experience.

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Requirements:

  • GMC registered with a licence to practice in the UK, and with minimum two years of UK practice.
  • Higher qualification (MRCP, MRCPsych) desirable but not essential.
  • Clinical research experience including strong understanding of ICH Good Clinical Practice (GCP).
  • Patient-centric approach to clinical and research practice.
  • Flexible attitude regarding work assignments and placements.
  • Ability to perform CSF Sampling (LPs) is desirable.
  • IT literate - experience of Microsoft Office applications; electronic databases; and data entry systems.

Qualities St Pancras Clinical Research is looking for:

  • Team player
  • Diligent and high level of attention to detail
  • Willing to work in high pressure environment while managing junior staff
  • Able to manage multiple projects with efficiency and produce high quality work
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Skills

Clinical Research
ICH Good Clinical Practice (GCP)
Patient Care
CSF Sampling
Medical Examination
Data Entry
Clinical Trial Management
Medical Emergency Management
Microsoft Office
Patient Assessment

Location

Eastbourne, England, United Kingdom

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