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Specialist Clinical Trials Pharmacist

The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Uxbridge
3 days ago
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An exciting opportunity has arisen at The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust for an experienced and enthusiastic clinical pharmacist to join our Clinical Trials Pharmacy Team. You will play a vital role in providing a high-quality service that enables patients to access new, ground breaking treatments through study protocols. We are looking for someone with strong clinical knowledge, exceptional interpersonal skills, and a passion for excellence. In this role, you will work closely with the Principal Pharmacist Transformation, Cancer Services & Clinical Trials, to deliver a comprehensive and high-quality clinical trials pharmacy service.,

  • Working as part of the clinical trials team to provide the pharmacy input and coordination of all aspects relating to trial medicines management within the Dispensary/ Day units/ Wards as required, to ensure that the supply of Investigational Medicinal Products (IMPs) is undertaken in accordance with current legislation and best practice guidelines, ensuring appropriate handling of IMP to safeguard patients, staff and the Trust.
  • Provide specialised pharmaceutical and clinical advice for all trial medicines, to senior medical and nursing staff, across all specialisms.
  • Work closely with the research team and provide highly specialist advice in prescribing and management of adverse events of IMP in line with the clinical trial protocol.
  • Support the pharmacy clinical trials team, for all education and training and clinical governance to new and active clinical trials.
  • Provide a framework for the safe, efficient and cost-effective use of medicine resources within the Clinical trials services, by the provision of education and training, procedures, policies and guidelines and medicines usage information.
  • Support on pharmacy aspects relating to maintenance of cancer clinical trials on the e-chemotherapy prescribing system.
  • Deputise for the Specialist Cancer Services pharmacist, in their absence.

    27 days paid annual leave (plus bank holidays) if you are new to the NHS, progressing to 33 days plus bank holidays
  • On-site nursery, welcoming all children aged between six weeks to five years, including those with special needs. Opening times 7.00am to 6.00pm. Staff discounted rates are offered on fees.
  • Access to trust health and wellbeing initiatives - financial wellbeing, trust Wellbeing Hub and Employee Assistance Programme, trained Mental Health First Aiders available on-site.
  • Access to exclusive benefits for you and your family including NHS discounts at various retailers, restaurants and leisure facilities.
  • Occupational Health Department which promotes and protects the physical and psychological wellbeing of all employees at the trust.
  • A variety of staff networks - LGBTQ+ Network, Multicultural network, Disability and Wellbeing Network (DAWN), Nepalese Network, Women's Empowerment Network, Menopause support group.
  • NHS Pension Scheme - providing a range of benefits including life assurance.


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