Bioluminux Clinical Research
Clinical Research Physician I

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Clinical Research Physician I (CRP I) – Clinical Trials
📍 Spalding, Lincolnshire
🏢 On-site | 5 days per week
💷 Starting salary: £50,000 per annum
📋 Contract position
Bioluminux Clinical Research is seeking a medically qualified doctor to join our team in Spalding as a Clinical Research Physician I (CRP I). This is an excellent opportunity for a doctor looking to develop a career in clinical research and pharmaceutical medicine, with hands-on involvement in the delivery of industry-sponsored clinical trials.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct screening and protocol-defined study visits
- Assess participant eligibility and review medical histories and medications
- Perform clinical examinations and study-specific assessments
- Support the informed consent process
- Review laboratory results and other clinical data
- Assess and document adverse events and participant safety
- Maintain high-quality clinical and source documentation
- Work closely with PIs, study coordinators, sponsors and CROs
- Support participant recruitment and retention
- Complete protocol-specific and ICH-GCP training
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Essential Requirements
- MBBS, MBChB or equivalent recognised medical qualification
- Current GMC registration with a licence to practise
- Good clinical assessment and decision-making skills
- Strong communication and documentation skills
- Ability to work on-site in Spalding 5 days per week
- Flexibility to work occasional weekends when required for study or participant needs
- Genuine interest in clinical trials and pharmaceutical medicine


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Previous clinical research experience is desirable but not essential. Appropriate training and support in clinical trial delivery will be provided. The position may particularly suit a doctor looking to transition from clinical practice into clinical research or pharmaceutical medicine.
Interested? Apply through LinkedIn or get in touch to discuss the opportunity.
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