Clinical Trials Administration Assistant

The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust
Wirral
2 months ago
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The post holder will be employed and managed by Clatterbridge Cancer Centre (CCC), supporting both the Commercial and non-Commercial clinical trials portfolio, providing comprehensive clinical and administrative support to the Research Practitioners. Candidates will be responsible for providing comprehensive data and administrative support to the Research Practitioners, liaising with other Trust departments as well as obtaining medical reports from other Trusts and GP Practices. We're here to deliver the best cancer care to the people we serve and we're looking for applications from those who share that commitment and our values.


Applications

Applications are invited from highly motivated individuals who can demonstrate a genuine interest in research. Previous experience of working in the clinical trials environment is desirable, but not essential.


Responsibilities

  • Provide comprehensive data and administrative support to the Research Practitioners.
  • Liaise with other Trust departments.
  • Obtain medical reports from other Trusts and GP Practices.
  • Maintain working to deadlines with frequent interruption and under pressure.

Qualifications

  • Good verbal and written communication skills.
  • Attention to detail.
  • Excellent IT and time management skills.
  • Experience working in a busy clinical trials environment is desirable.

About Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust

The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust is one of the UK's leading cancer centres providing highly specialist cancer care to a population of 2.4m people across Cheshire and Merseyside, and the surrounding areas, including North Wales and the Isle of Man.


Vision

Our vision is to not only maintain this level of commitment to excellence but to work with our academic and healthcare partners across the region to ensure care, treatment and patient outcomes continuously improve in the future.


Values

Our values represent who we are and what we believe in. They define how we act to deliver the best possible care for our patients and shape The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre as a great place to work.


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