Clinical Trials Monitor at Imperial College London

Job Overview: Clinical Trials Monitor Position at Imperial Clinical Trials Unit (ICTU)

We are seeking a dedicated Clinical Trials Monitor to join the esteemed Imperial Clinical Trials Unit (ICTU) team in the UK. You will be integral to overseeing key clinical trial activities for the FLIP2 and MET-FINGER trials. Your primary responsibility will be to monitor clinical trial sites to ensure compliance with rigorous protocols and global standards.

The FLIP2 Trial focuses on assessing a live biotherapeutic to prevent preterm labor in high-risk women, involving approximately 360 participants across the UK and EU. The MET-FINGER Trial aims to evaluate lifestyle and pharmacological interventions for cognitive changes in older adults at risk of dementia, recruiting 600 participants in the UK, Finland, and Sweden.

Role Responsibilities:

Your diverse responsibilities will include:

• Monitoring trial sites for recruitment, data collection, and adherence to timelines.
• Ensuring trial protocols, legal, and ethical standards are maintained.
• Traveling to both national and international trial sites, with occasional overnight stays required.

Candidate Requirements:

• A science degree (BSc), equivalent vocational qualifications, or equivalent experience.
• Experience in clinical trial monitoring and familiarity with current regulations are essential.

What We Offer:

• Career advancement at a leading research institution.
• Competitive salary and benefits package, including 39 days off per year and robust pension schemes.
• Access to flexible working policies, family leave packages, and on-site amenities.
• Participation in a diverse, inclusive, and collaborative work environment.

Advice for International Applicants:

When applying internationally, it’s essential to present qualifications and experiences that are equivalent to UK standards. Highlight any international experience, particularly if it’s relevant to clinical trials or medical research. Be prepared to discuss your familiarity with international regulatory frameworks and your adaptability to working across different cultural settings.

Ensure your CV and cover letter clearly articulate your qualifications and experience. If English is not your first language, emphasize your language proficiency and mention if you have worked in English-speaking environments before.

Express enthusiasm about joining a global team and working in a cross-border educational and research environment, reflecting your commitment to contributing to high-impact research initiatives.

Application Information:

This is a full-time, fixed-term position for two years, based at Stadium House, White City campus. Working patterns are flexible and will be discussed during interviews. For further details, please contact Verity Leeson at v.leeson@imperial.ac.uk. For technical application issues, reach out to support.jobs@imperial.ac.uk