Vitaccess
Research Associate - RWE Site Monitor

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Who you are…
With a scientific background working on clinical studies either in academia, a healthcare organisation, a CRO or other pharmaceutical consultancy setting, you’re looking for a role where you can use your skillset but want a new challenge.
- You’re experienced in working on clinical studies of various size and complexity across different geographies and disease areas and can apply your experience and knowledge to a range of projects.
- And you’ve got an excellent understanding of how studies are run at clinical sites in the US and UK in particular.
- You understand how site-based clinical studies are run - from identifying and setting up sites, managing sites through the data collection process and closing down a study (all of which you’ve done recently).
- You love turning your hand to a wide range of tasks and your consultancy toolbox is full: analytical mind, problem solver, evidence seeker, team player, customer focus, working to deadlines, rigorous, and attentive to detail.
- You’ve got experience and an interest in real world (observational) studies and can apply your experience in the clinical trial setting appropriately.
- You also have an interest in patient-focused research projects that involve collecting data from patients and carers as well as clinical data.
- You like working on exciting, diverse projects that involve cutting edge technology…and a lot of creative thinking as a result.
- You enjoy upskilling both study sites and your colleagues in new ways of thinking and working as part of a study.
- You’re comfortable working independently - this is especially important as we are a small team.
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What you’ll do…
- You’ll assist with all site set up activities from identifying sites, conducting feasibility assessments, selecting investigators, contracting with sites/local R&D departments, and providing sites with study materials and training.
- Along the way you’ll monitor the study, managing the site staff through the data collection process, conducting site visits, source data verification (SDV), and site payments.
- You will also help create and maintain the trial master file (TMF) and investigator site files (ISF).
- On completion of the study, you’ll close down the sites along with the completion of relevant documentation.
- You’ll contribute to the development of protocols and other study documents, like data collection forms and CRFs - you won’t be expected to write them but you will review them with the practical site-based aspects in mind.
- You’ll work with our consulting team to co-ordinate with ethics committees and assist with the writing and process of ethical applications.
- Most of your site-based work can be done remotely.
- A key part of your role will involve communication - not only with the sites but also with the rest of the Vitaccess study team and with our clients, attending project progress meetings and providing timely updates on study progress.
- We work collaboratively as a team and there will always be people to lend a hand or a friendly face to answer questions.


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Sorry, but it’s a no unless you have…
- Strong, recent experience in site-based healthcare studies is essential for this role.
- You’ll have a BA/BSc in science (all considered except sports and domestic), economics, mathematics, statistics, or a related discipline. And you’ll be fluent in English (spoken and written), with strong business/scientific written English.
- And, finally, we’re looking for fantastic time management and personal organisational skills, as well as mastery of the Microsoft Office suite and internet search tools.
Bonus points for…
- Strong experience working in the real-world setting, on patient/carer reported studies and using digital data capture platforms (beyond a traditional eCRF).
- If you have site management experience across different countries then we’d love to hear from you!
- We’re always happy to see candidates with languages other than English to a standard that is useful at work.
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Consulting
Locations
Remote (UK based)
Hours
80-100%; flexible hours
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