Clinical Ophthalmic Research jobs

We are working on a range of Trial Coordinator roles, most junior requiring at least 2 years of clinical trial experience. The salaries range from £30k to £45k, depending on experience.

Role of CLINICAL TRIALS COORDINATOR involves working alongside a well -known professor and the Lead Clinical Trials Coordinator coordinating and managing the research trials and projects. It is a role that will straddle both the Clinical Trials and Research Department.

The role requires prior commercial experience, and we politely ask candidates without this experience not to apply.

The company does not offer visa sponsorships.

The Clinical Trials Coordinator will be expected to assist with organising, initiating and carrying out multiple funded and not industry-sponsored data collection and research projects in one or more of the following areas, amongst others: Early, Intermediate, Late (Dry and Wet) Age-Related Macular Degeneration including Gene Therapy as a treatment option, amongst others; Wide-Field OCT and Imaging of the Peripheral Vitreoretinal Interface; Diabetic Macular Oedema; Inherited Retinal Dystrophies; Visual Aids; Vitreous Floaters and Opacities.

The Clinical Trials Coordinator will assist with analysing and writing up academic papers which are then sent for publication

The clinic focuses on developing research in Medical Retina and Vitreoretinal conditions using the most advanced diagnostic and treatment devices in order to offer the best options for clinical care and to improve patient health.

The Clinical Trials Coordinator duties:

• Ensure regulatory and professional standards of clinical trials are achieved and maintained at all times
• Adhere to strict clinical trial timelines
• Collect data including diagnostic imaging where appropriate
• Provide regular updates to the Principal Investigators
• Maintain clinical trial and patient records according to study protocol and that the trials are conducted in accordance with Good Clinical Practice guidelines
• Assist in setting up new projects, attend annual scientific ophthalmic meetings (if appropriate) and produce the required study reports and scientific publications
• Corresponding with study patients
• Prepare lectures and assist in creating material for publication (scientific and promotional).
• Ensure all payments throughout the study are paid and tracked efficiently
• Respond to all PR enquiries with an urgent manner
• Analyze project data and communicate complex results clearly to the research team and study Sponsor
• Assist in writing up research findings, supporting research staff, for publication in journals and for submission to national and international conferences
• Monitor performance of the research trials/projects and be responsible for deadlines, occasionally working out of hours to ensure deadlines are met
• Respond and coordinate all PR related activities with an urgent manner as these tasks tend to have a very tight deadline on them

Mandatory requirements for the role

We are looking for a previous clinical trials coordinator experience (min 2 years), coming from a private sector - mandatory. Also, we are looking for previous patient liaison experience.

The role requires prior commercial experience, and we politely ask candidates without this experience not to apply.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: £28,000.00-£45,000.00 per year

Application question(s):

• Have you worked on commercial clinical trials which is mandatory for the role?

Work Location: In person