FAQs
What is the primary role of the Cancer Clinical Trials Unit Administrator?
The primary role is to assist the CCTU management team by providing day-to-day administrative support for the coordination and oversight of the trials portfolio and educational programs within the unit.
What qualifications or experience are required for this position?
Applicants should have experience working in an administrative role and/or in a healthcare setting, along with a working knowledge of Microsoft Office, particularly Word and Excel.
What skills are necessary for the role?
Exceptional organizational skills, a keen eye for detail, and good verbal and written communication skills are crucial for this role.
Is there a specific closing date for applications?
This vacancy may close before the current listed closing date, so applicants are advised not to delay submitting their completed application.
Who should I contact for further information about the role?
For further details or to discuss the role in more detail, you can contact Laura Favero, Research Manager, at laura.favero@nhs.net.
What is the working environment like at UCLH?
UCLH is one of the most complex NHS trusts in the UK, providing academically led acute and specialist services to a large and diverse population, with a commitment to top-quality patient care, education, and world-class research.
What is UCLH's commitment to sustainability?
UCLH is committed to becoming a carbon net zero health service, with a target of achieving net zero for direct emissions by 2031 and indirect emissions by 2040.
What are the general administrative responsibilities involved in this role?
General administration responsibilities include research administration, maintaining organization within the unit, and ensuring effective communication.
Will I be required to work with patient data or sensitive information?
Yes, given that the role supports clinical trials and healthcare services, you may be required to handle patient data and sensitive information in accordance with privacy regulations.
How is team communication typically handled within the Cancer Clinical Trials Unit?
Team communication is encouraged through regular meetings, emails, and collaborative tools to ensure all staff members are aligned with ongoing projects and responsibilities.