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Human Tissue Bank Manager

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Human Tissue Bank Manager
London | Full-Time | Permanent
A Human Tissue Bank Manager is required for an innovative and rapidly growing biotechnology company focused on advancing the development of novel therapies in areas of high unmet medical need. Biological samples sit at the heart of their research, providing the foundation for cutting-edge scientific discovery and therapeutic development.
As a Human Tissue Bank Manager, you will take ownership of the company's human tissue repository, ensuring the highest standards of sample management, regulatory compliance, data integrity, and operational excellence. This is a unique opportunity to play a pivotal role in enabling world-class research within a highly collaborative scientific environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the day-to-day management of a human tissue repository, overseeing the full lifecycle of biological samples.
- Coordinate sample procurement, registration, storage, inventory management, distribution, and tracking.
- Maintain complete traceability of biospecimens using laboratory information management systems (LIMS).
- Ensure compliance with HTA regulations, GDPR requirements, research ethics guidelines, and internal quality standards.
- Manage SOPs, quality systems, audits, and inspection readiness activities.
- Work closely with scientists, project teams, and data specialists to support research programmes and facilitate access to samples.
- Generate reports and insights on inventory, utilisation, and operational performance.
- Coordinate sample shipments and external supplier relationships.
- Train and mentor colleagues on best practices in biospecimen handling and repository operations.
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Required Background
- Degree qualified in Biomedical Sciences, Biochemistry, or a related life sciences discipline.
- Experience managing human tissue banks, biorepositories, biobanks, or biospecimen operations.
- Strong knowledge of HTA regulations and the governance of human biological samples.
- Experience working with LIMS or biobank management systems.
- Background in sample management, laboratory operations, quality assurance, or translational research environments.
- Excellent organisational, stakeholder management, and communication skills.


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Why Apply?
- Play a critical role in supporting pioneering therapeutic research.
- Join a collaborative and ambitious biotechnology environment.
- Work at the intersection of science, operations, and data.
- Become the subject matter expert for biospecimen and tissue bank management.
- Based in the heart of London's thriving life sciences ecosystem
If you have experience in biobanking, tissue banking, biospecimen operations, or translational research sample management, we'd love to hear from you.
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