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Clinical Trials Laboratory Analyst

Randox Food Diagnostics
Antrim, Northern Ireland
7 months ago
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Randox Laboratories continues to develop disruptive innovations in Diagnostics and Healthcare globally. We are proud to have been named the Number 1 company in Northern Ireland for the second consecutive year in the Belfast Telegraph Top 100 Companies List for 2024. Our staff are at the heart of everything we do and achieve. We have an exciting new career opportunity for a Clinical Trials Laboratory Analyst within our clinical trials team.


Job Reference

25N/TRRM


Job Type

Permanent


Quantity of Posts

1


Location

NI - Antrim
Randox Science Park (30 Randalstown Road, Antrim, BT41 4LF)


Closing Date

Friday 21 Nov 2025 23:59


Contract Offered

Full‑time, permanent


Working Hours / Shifts

8:40am to 5:20pm, Monday to Friday (some flexibility may be required)


What does this role involve?
Duties

  • Routine use of the Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS).
  • Performance of various analytical procedures including manual screening and automated methods covering a wide variety of clinical diagnostics tests.
  • Preparation and handling of samples and diagnostic reagents.
  • Operation of various automated analytical systems.
  • Accurate maintenance of analytical records.
  • Strict adherence to chain of custody procedures throughout the analytical process.
  • Routine maintenance and calibration of analytical instrumentation.
  • Preparation of specimens for transportation to ensure stability during shipment to the appropriate analytical laboratory.
  • Recording and monitoring of temperature for the laboratory and equipment.
  • Stock management.
  • Perform troubleshooting on technical issues.
  • Ensuring that all the necessary quality control checks are completed daily and that they meet internal criteria.
  • Participation in quality audits.
  • Preparation of data reports and data checks required for clinical studies.

Essential Criteria

  • Qualified to at least bachelors level in a Life Science or Chemistry subject.
  • Excellent communication and organisational skills.
  • Ability to work as a team member of a cross‑functional team.
  • Ability to work under pressure to meet deadlines.
  • Strong work ethic and self‑starter attitude.
  • Strong attention to detail.
  • Computer literate.

Desirable

  • Bachelors or master's degree in biomedical science.
  • Previous laboratory experience.
  • Previous experience working on clinical trials.
  • Previous experience in a clinical testing laboratory.
  • Working knowledge of quality systems.
  • Working knowledge of Health and Safety, including CoSHH.

How do I apply?

Click Apply on the site of this advertisement. You will then submit your CV to Randox for review. This advert may be open for as long as 30 days, although we may close the advert early if we receive sufficient applicants. To be considered for this role you will be redirected to and must complete the application process on our careers page. To start the process, click the Apply button below to Login/Register.


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