Clinical Trial Manager

We are looking for a clinical trial manager, whose role will be to help deliver the PROTECT-HF trial. The PROTECT-HF trial a major multicentre clinical trial which is likely to lead to a change worldwide practice in field of pacing therapy. The trial will establish whether conduction system pacing (a new way of delivering ventricular pacing) improves outcomes compared to standard right ventricular pacing.

You will work together with the Chief investigator, clinical team, and Imperial Clinical Trial Unit to deliver this Important clinical trial, which is being funded by the British Heart foundation.

You will have a pivotal role assisting in the set-up of the study and ensuring all regulatory approvals are in place before the start of the study. You will be responsible for assessing and managing the care pathways for research patients. This will involve establishing feasibility, pre-study set-up, recruitment, coordinating investigations and follow-up visits.

• A sound knowledge of and experience in cardiovascular nursing


• Practical experience within research environment


• Knowledge of research governance


• Demonstrated ability to interact well with other team members


• Experience of managing patient caseload


• Awareness of resources and the ability to operate within a financial budget


• A knowledge of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) in the context of clinical trials


• Experience of patient recruitment

This is a Full Time and Permanent role based at the Hammersmith Campus, London.

Should you require any further details on the role please contact: [email protected]

As this post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974, a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check, at the appropriate level, will be required for the successful candidate.

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