| 1772 Surrey | Medical Adviser
Medical Adviser required to provide specialist medical and scientific advice to colleagues (including Input and guidance to clinical trial activity) and to provide medical and scientific support and expertise to healthcare professionals and professional bodies through scientific communications and to facilitate a medical and scientific bridge between company and the healthcare community. Ideally candidates will have experience of Pulmonary Vascular Disease in a post-registration clinical (pharmaceutical) setting. Full job description available on request.
Vacancy Reference Number: 1772 |
| 1771 Surrey | CTA
Clinical trial administrator urgently required to look after the following principle tasks:
Preparing, distributing, tracking and filing/archiving of essential study documentation. Preparation and despatch of study supplies and materials (e.g. Site Files) to Investigator Sites.
Direct communication with Country Clinical Study Managers (CCSMs), Clinical Research Site Managers (CRSMs), Therapy Area Team Managers (TATMs) and Investigator Site staff (if and when deemed appropriate).
In collaboration with CCSM, ensure all documentation, relevant approvals and business systems are in place and up to date to allow timely study medication release to Investigator Sites.
Attending Study specific meetings. Assist with Investigator Meeting arrangements as per Study Management Team requirements.
Provide support on financial tracking from study start up to close out.
Provide ad hoc support to CCSMs and CRSMs from study start up to close out.
Ensure timely processing and despatch of Safety Investigator Reports (SIRs) (for ongoing clinical trials and Investigator Initiated studies) to study sites, CRSMs and ethics committees.
Ensure timely despatch of periodic line listings and annual safety reports to relevant ethics committees.
Liaise with Business Support Managers to maintain system knowledge as current and valid within the Subject Matter Expert role.
Train new starters in business systems and provide ongoing support for key customers of these systems.
Ideally candidates will have a minimum 2 GCSE (or equivalent) pass in Maths & English or good levels of written and numeracy skills, and have experience in a previous operational/logistical support role. Computer literacy is essential (word processing, maintaining spreadsheets; compiling presentation slides, with Microsoft Packages) and the ability to retrieve information using database searches. Candidates must have previous CTA experience working on clinical trials projects at all stages.
Vacancy Reference Number: 1771 |
| 1770 Surrey | Regulatory Affairs Executive
Labelling Manager urgently required to be responsible for the management of labelling processes on assigned products across countries in the EU. This role will monitor EU labelling regulations, oversee product labelling requirements/deliverables across EU country offices as well as serve as a region/site point of accountability for EU above country regional labelling processes/requirements. This role can be home based and over four days per week.
Ideally candidates will have a clinical background, a first degree, preferably in Pharmacy, Life Sciences or Information Technology, and have excellent communication skills. Full job description available.
Vacancy Reference Number: 1770 |
| 1769 Cambridge | Chemist
Analytical chemist urgently required to work on the analysis of inhalation drug products. Experience working with inhalation products is essential. Candidates should have a good understanding and basic knowledge of fundamental chemical concepts, a good understanding and practical skills in modern analytical techniques, especially HPLC, and their applications.
Evidence of ability to identify and solve problems, making decisions from limited alternatives will be an advantage together with a an understanding of GLP/GMP and safety.
Vacancy Reference Number: 1769 |
| 1768 Kent | Product Development Scientist
Formulation scientist required, preferably with solid dose and tableting experience, able to work effectively to meet co-discovery, formulation and/or process development goals in this role candidates will, for example, use a range of analytical techniques (e.g. HPLC, LC-MS, DSC, DVS, TGA), learn to evaluate and interpret the meaning of data, consult with key groups/projects, provide laboratory experimental support to biopharmacetics and material science studies and/or prepare laboratory scale batches of formulations of novel candidates for further characterization, when required provide assistance in scale-up, manufacture of material for toxicological and clinical supplies and support technology transfer to Supply Chain group of related Drug Product manufacturing processes, ensure accurate, timely entries are made in laboratory notebook according to accepted good practice. Preferably educated to first degree level or equivalent, candidates will be able to show experience working in a pharmaceutical environment.
Vacancy Reference Number: 1768 |
| 1767 West London | Bank Clinical Trial Assistant
Clinical Trial Assistant urgently required to work on a bank basis to support clinical study activities in a busy west London Clinical Imaging Centre at the cutting edge of pharmaceutical development. This an exciting opportunity to broaden or develop experience in clinical research within the pharmaceutical industry. Previous experience in a clinical research environment would be an advantage. Candidates should have flexible and regular availability for Bank work particularly during weekdays, basic keyboard/computer skills, an interest in research, and high professional standards of clinical care. Experience in recording ECGs, venepuncture and cannulation would be helpful. The majority of shifts available will be starting around 08:00am although this may vary depending on the studies being conducted. Currently a high level of studies means shifts are available 3-5 days a week.
Vacancy Reference Number: 1767 |
| 1766 Surrey | Regulatory Affairs Executive
We are seeking a regulatory affairs executive to undertake post-approval maintenance activities to support Marketing Authorisations in the UK and Ireland. Candidates should have experience of submitting at post licencing level, a sound knowledge of post licencing maintenance activities, CMC variations & clinical variations and updates to packaging/leaflets.
Ideally candidates will have a first degree and be able to demonstrate effective time management skills, be capable of performing effectively as an individual or as part of a team, and hold excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Vacancy Reference Number: 1766 |
| 1763 Loughborough | Regulatory officer
Regulatory Officer required to focus on providing Medical Device regulatory support to the Health Care business and regulatory support to DDSD for marketed products for a range of products, including inhalation and conventional dosage forms, across the EU.
Responsibilities will include:
Completion of renewals and associated follow up
Completion of variations and associated follow up
Attendance at cross functional Marketed product support team meetings
Provide input to change requests by evaluating regulatory impact
Review and approval of updated quality documentation
Interface with packaging engineering to ensure pack changes
Ideal qualifications for this role:
Graduate in Pharmacy or life science with relevant experience
Knowledge of the European regulatory environment and understand the drug development process for both devices and drugs
Experience of maintaining product licences for national products in the EU
Please note experience of Medical Devices is essential
Vacancy Reference Number: 1763 |
| 1762 West London | Nurse
Currently recruiting Nurses to work on a shift basis to help run clinical study activities in a Clinical Research unit at the forefront of pharmaceutical development. This is an exciting opportunity to broaden or develop experience in clinical research within the pharmaceutical industry. Previous experience in a clinical research environment would be an advantage as would skills gained in critical care, A&E or a similar acute environment. Candidates should have flexible and regular availability for shift work during weekdays, basic keyboard/computer skills, an interest in research, and high professional standards of clinical care. Experience in recording ECGs, venepuncture and cannulation would be helpful.
Vacancy Reference Number: 1762 |
| 1758 London | MRI Radiographers
MRI Radiographer urgently required to be responsible for the routine day-to-day operation of imaging suites in a state of the art clinical imaging centre to support activities necessary to conduct Imaging/Experimental Medicine Studies (approx 960 PET scans and 1440 MRI scans per year at full capacity). The MRI radiographer will also be responsible for subject care within the imaging suites and compliance with company and regulatory requirements.
Principally, the MRI radiographer will:
be accountable for ensuring all the necessary statutory requirements of clinical studies according to all the relevant SOPs, standards and ICH-GCP guidelines
demonstrate ethical and professional conduct in all aspects of the role.
implement and deliver training for all study related staff including use of equipment and maintain own training in all technical activities undertaken in studies.
Develop, design and implement scanning policies and procedures to ensure ongoing process improvement.
Produce high quality scan and ancillary data to meet standards required.
Maintain full records of subject data including time of scan, doses given, blood samples/volumes taken
maintain and monitor the quality assurance programme on a daily basis for scanner performance and all ancillary equipment.
ensure adequate stocks of consumables necessary for routine operations of scanning suites in order that scanning schedules are adhered to.
Maintain clinical knowledge and competence to deal with medical emergencies including proficiency in Basic Life Support.
Continue competence in the use of current and new technical equipment used in the scanning suites.
Keep up to date with changes in the regulatory environment
Provide a practical and technical perspective on imaging aging protocols
Assist in the annual review of all imaging SOPs
Specifically, the MRI radiographer will:
Be responsible for the safe and efficient operation of up to two clinical imaging suites by maintaining performance and ensuring compliance with the relevant statutory requirements IRR(99),IR(ME)R 2000, ARSAC and MTIRA.
Participate in the day to day scanning of patients in order to deliver high quality data from imaging studies on time and on budget
Take part in staff training to ensure compliance of all staff working within the clinical imaging suites, with local rules on health and safety, patient care, radiation handling' and magnetic field safety
Liaise within the Imaging Operations Group to ensure efficient resourcing of the operations of the clinical imaging suites
have input on short & medium term imaging strategy to ensure the clinical imaging suites are resourced to meet company imaging strategy
Contribute to the development, design and implementation of scanning policies and procedures.
Make effective, reactive decisions in complex, time constrained situations as they arise during scanning procedures in order to ensure the continuance of operations.
Ideally candidates will have:
Diploma of College of Radiography, or Honours degree in Radiography or relevant qualifications in Nuclear Medicine Technology
Registration with the Health Professions Council or Voluntary Register for Clinical Technologists.
around 3 years "hands on" experience in PET or MRI, preferably within a tertiary institution
around 2 years experience as a Senior Radiographer or Senior Nuclear Medicine Technologist.
Experience of working within a research environment would be highly desirable due to the specialised nature of research imaging and the appreciation gained of the non-routine nature of research imaging.
Vacancy Reference Number: 1758 |
| 1744 Cambridge | Bank Physician
We are seeking to appoint Physicians to work in Clinical Pharmacology and Experimental Medicine. Studies are conducted to ICH GCP and MHRA standards. Ideally, the successful candidates will have current or recent experience in Phase I studies/Clinical Pharmacology, general medicine, general practice, a medical specialty or anaesthetics. The posts require full GMC registration, the ability to work in a regulatory environment, to adapt well in a team environment and to be familiar with using computer systems. An ILS or ALS qualification is required although consideration will be given to candidates not yet certified who will commit to achieving the qualification early in the job. Attendance at day time training sessions is required periodically. The successful candidates will be accountable for the safety and well-being of the study participants overnight including management and handling of medical emergencies and of safety reporting. Clinical duties will typically include cannulation and blood sampling, review and interpretation of safety laboratory results and of cardiac monitoring e.g. 12 lead ECG, 24 hour Holter or telemetry monitoring data. The role requires attendance at the Clinical Unit from 9pm until 8am the following morning. An overnight on-call room is provided for sleeping once all study related procedures have been completed. Physicians then remain on-call should study participants require medical review or in the case of a medical emergency. Additionally, a Company Physician remains on-call off site. These posts would ideally suit Physicians in an existing part time position with the availability to offer overnight week day cover on a regular basis.
Vacancy Reference Number: 1744 |
