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Clinical Trials & Patient Engagement

MastarRec
City of London
4 days ago
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Job Description

We are seeking detail-oriented Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) to oversee and manage clinical trial activities, ensuring strict adherence to GCP guidelines, regulatory requirements, and study protocols. You will play a critical role in coordinating all aspects of clinical research — from participant recruitment to data management and compliance monitoring — to support the delivery of groundbreaking medical advancements.


This is an exciting opportunity to work at the intersection of healthcare innovation, patient care, and research excellence in a collaborative, fast-paced environment.


Job Responsibilities
  • Coordinate and manage the day-to-day operations of clinical studies
  • Recruit, screen, and consent eligible study participants in accordance with IRB-approved protocols
  • Maintain accurate and up-to-date source documentation and electronic data capture (EDC) systems
  • Monitor patient safety, schedule study visits, and ensure protocol adherence
  • Liaise with principal investigators, sponsors, and ethics committees
  • Prepare regulatory documentation, site initiation, and close-out reports
  • Track study progress and submit timely updates to stakeholders
  • Ensure quality assurance and compliance with ICH-GCP, MHRA, and institutional regulations

Required Skills
  • In-depth knowledge of GCP, clinical research regulations, and ethical standards
  • Experience with clinical data collection, source documentation, and informed consent processes
  • Proficiency with electronic data capture systems (e.g., REDCap, Medidata, or similar)
  • Strong organizational and time management skills
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities
  • Detail-oriented and able to handle multiple trials simultaneously

Desired Skills
  • Bachelor’s degree in Life Sciences, Nursing, or Health Sciences
  • ACRP or SOCRA certification
  • Previous experience in oncology, cardiology, or rare disease clinical trials
  • Familiarity with clinical trial software platforms and regulatory submissions

Job Benefits
  • Competitive salary with annual performance bonuses
  • Training and career development in clinical operations and trial management
  • Private health insurance and pension plan
  • Supportive work environment with flexible working options
  • Work with a cross-disciplinary team of clinical and research experts


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