Clinical Research Facility Clinical Fellow
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The Department of Research & Innovation (R&I) has an opportunity for a Clinical Research Fellow to work in the dedicated Clinical Research Facility (CRF) located at the Northwick Park Hospital Site in Harrow. The successful candidate will be a GMC registered Medical Practitioner, with relevant and substantial hospital service, including a desire to gain experience managing clinical research patients and healthy participants. Research training will be provided.
The post holder will be responsible for recruitment and consent of trial participants, management of adverse events, protocol review and development, clinical oversight, ensuring all trial conduct is in accordance with GCP and the applicable national regulatory clinical trial standards, and aspects of clinical trial and CRF administrative management.
The successful candidate will also have the opportunity to spend half a day a week of protected time to direct their own career development. This can involve performing independent research, Quality Improvement Work or to gain clinical experience in a chosen medical speciality. Areas of clinical and research expertise at London North West include but are not limited to infectious diseases, gastroenterology, cardiology, stroke or acute medicine. The exact role will be tailored to the clinical experience and areas of interest of the successful candidate.
Job description
The successful candidate will also have the opportunity to spend half a day a week of protected time to direct their own career development. This can involve performing independent research, Quality Improvement Work or to gain clinical experience in a chosen medical speciality. Areas of clinical and research expertise at London North West include but are not limited to infectious diseases, gastroenterology, cardiology, stroke or acute medicine. The exact role will be tailored to the clinical experience and areas of interest of the successful candidate. This would be an ideal opportunity to publish independent research or strengthen a subsequent application to speciality training.
GMC registration Completion of Foundation Competencies or equivalent Knowledge of NHS Patient Pathways and Processes Experience/Enthusiasm for Clinical Research and Involvement in Clinical Trials Effective team member and good organisational skills. Effective communication skills. Self-starter who completes tasks set by themselves and supervisors. Flexibility and adaptability
Person specification
Qualifications
Essential
- MBBS (or equivalent)
- MRCP UK (or equivalent) GMC
- GMC
Desirable
- BSc
- MSc
- DTM&H
Knowledge
Essential
- Completed Foundation Training
- Experience in Clinical trials and Research
- Experience in Management of acute medical emergencies
Desirable
- Completed core medical training
- Experience in urgent public health & vaccine research
Research / Publications
Essential
- Keen interest in clinical research and appreciation of major research questions
- Experience and knowledge of clinical trial methodology including the conduct of early and late phase trials
Desirable
- Awareness of Research Governance and GCP training
- Knowledge of IRAS and ethics/HRA approval
Language
Essential
- Able to speak and write English to fulfil job requirements
Personal Skills
Essential
- Effective team member with good communication skills
- Good organisational skills
- Self-starter who completes tasks set by themselves and supervisors
- Flexibility and adaptability
About the employer
London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust (LNWH) cares for the people of Brent, Ealing, Harrow and beyond.
Our team of more than 8,200 clinical and support staff serve a diverse population of almost one million people.
We run major acute services at: