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Associate Practitioner in Clinical Trials

  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry Level
  • Science
    Healthcare
  • Manchester

AI generated summary

  • You will assist HCPC registered staff in the Biochemistry Directorate while taking on additional responsibilities for clinical trials.
  • You will communicate with trial sponsors on data queries, liaise with all staff regarding trial activities, and assist in preparing and sorting samples for the research team.

Requirements

  • The Post holder will act as an Associate Practitioner assisting HCPC registered staff within the Biochemistry Directorate with additional responsibility for clinical trials.

Responsibilities

  • The main duties of the post are to act as a point of contact for trial sponsors and to communicate directly with them regarding data queries, enquiries relevant to the trial and research team, communicate with staff at all levels, both internal and external relating to trial activities and to assist the BMS by preparing and sorting samples.

FAQs

Where will the post holder be based?

The post holder will be based at the Wythenshawe site of the Directorate of Biochemistry.

What are the main responsibilities of the Associate Practitioner in Clinical Trials?

The main responsibilities include acting as a point of contact for trial sponsors, communicating directly with them regarding data queries, assisting BMS by preparing and sorting samples, and communicating with staff at all levels regarding trial activities.

What specialized instruments and techniques are used in the Biochemistry Directorate?

The Biochemistry Directorate uses a range of instruments including Waters, Thermo, and Sciex Mass Spectrometry, as well as techniques such as HPLC, RIA, ELISA, and Calculi Analysis.

How many hospitals and community services are part of the MFT?

MFT brings together 10 hospitals and community services from across Manchester, Trafford, and beyond.

What is Hive in relation to MFT?

Hive is the Electronic Patient Record system that was launched in September 2022 to improve clinical quality, patient and staff experience, and operational effectiveness.

Who can I contact for more information about this position?

You can contact Karen Morris, Lead BMS Wythenshawe Biochemistry, at karen.morris1@mft.nhs.uk or call 0161 291 4783 for further details or informal visits.

What initiatives does MFT have for sustainability?

MFT is excited to be embarking on a Green Plan which outlines how the organization will contribute to making healthcare more sustainable.

What kind of culture does MFT promote?

MFT promotes a culture of inclusion and belonging, providing equal opportunities for career development that are fair, open, and transparent, while prioritizing health and wellbeing.

Is there an emphasis on research and development within the Biochemistry Directorate?

Yes, the department heavily invests in research and development to ensure that Biochemistry stays at the forefront of technologies.

What is the significance of MFT's size as an NHS Trust in England?

MFT is one of the largest NHS Trusts in England with a turnover of £2.8 billion, providing a scale of opportunity that is exceptional for career advancement and collaborative working.

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Mission & Purpose

Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) is one of the largest acute Trusts in the UK, employing over 20,000 staff. We are responsible for running a family of nine hospitals across six separate sites, providing a wide range of services from comprehensive local general hospital care through to highly specialised regional and national services. We are the main provider of hospital care to approximately 750,000 people in Manchester and Trafford and the single biggest provider of specialised services in the North West of England. We are also the lead provider for a significant number of specialised services including Breast Care, Vascular, Cardiac, Respiratory, Urology Cancer, Paediatrics, Women’s Services, Ophthalmology and Genomic Medicine.