Richmond Pharmacology
Research Physician

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Department: Medical
Location: Richmond Pharmacology HQ
Description
Job Title: Research Physician (Clinical Trials)
Location: On-Site (London Bridge)
Job Type: Full-time, 12-month Fixed Term Contract
Salary: Competitive + Benefits (Private Medical, Private Dental, Pension, 25 days Annual leave plus bank holidays & Many more)
The Role
We have an opportunity for an inquisitive and academically oriented GMC registered doctor to gain first-hand experience on clinical trials within a world-renowned clinical research organisation working with a varied group of international biotechnology and pharmaceutical clients.
Our doctors work across a range of clinical trials involving both healthy and patient volunteers. The team of doctors contribute to original research, developing a skill set that includes protocol development and data analysis and reporting. Through this multi-faceted role and the training provided, you will gain experience in managing clinical trials from the point of screening volunteers, through to analysis, interpretation and reporting of the data collected.
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As a Research Physician you will join a close-knit team, headed by our Medical Director who is a Fellow of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Medicine and of the Royal College of Anaesthetists. This is a clinical position like any clinical NHS post you may apply for, but through your work in a supportive, stable team you will have the opportunity to contribute to publications, to quality and process improvements and become involved in teaching.
We appreciate the importance of a cohesive and skilled team and the variety of skills each person may bring to this team. As such we take a flexible approach to training and development of all physicians working at Richmond Pharmacology, accounting for each doctor’s skill set and longer-term plans. Specific clinical training for this role in conjunction with management and leadership training is provided from the outset of your employment and this is ongoing throughout your time at Richmond Pharmacology.


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Qualifications And Experience
- Primary Medical Qualification (e.g. MBBS, MBChB)
- Completion of Foundation Programme or International Equivalent
- GMC registered Physician
- Screening Research Physicians must have a minimum of three years of post-qualification experience (e.g. FY3, JCF, CT1 or ST1)
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