Russell Oakley at CK Clinical is currently recruiting for a Clinical Imaging Associate to join a global drug research and development company based in Uxbridge.
As Clinical Imaging Associate you will:
• Conduct set-up of clinical trials within the internal imaging system under limited supervision
• Proactively participates in a partnership with the matrix partners
• Ensure trials are validated before going live
• Understand financial drivers and their role in decision making
• Ensures that the conduct of imaging work meets GCP requirements
• Conduct image review against basic parameters (QC)
• Raise queries using eDC system or alternative
• Interact with wider stakeholders, e.g. CROs/vendors (Image Transfer CROs) and monitors.
• Proactively track timelines and identify issues in order to propose strategies to implement
contingencies and risk planning to meet overall study/program goals.
• Input into study plans and process documents.
• Forecast and monitor data volumes within studies and/or across programs
• Conduct end-of-study learning debriefs for study team
• Provide input into process improvement initiatives.
• Identify and disseminate best practices and standardization
• Assure the quality of the deliverables.
• Facilitate effective communication and teamwork
To be considered for this Clinical Imaging Associate position, you will have:
• A Bachelors degree or equivalent, major course of study in Science or Health-related preferred
• 2 years experience in clinical research
• Strong computer literacy
• Awareness of GCP and its application to clinical trials
• Interpersonal skills associated with working in a matrix team
• Solid understanding of clinical practices. Understands impact of changes and is able to apply
changes to study design and potentially program level decisions.
How to apply:
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For more information regarding this Clinical Imaging Associate position, please contact Russell Oakley at CK Clinical on +44 (0) 114 283 9956 or email roakley@ckscience.co.uk. Please quote reference CL24004 in all correspondence.