FAQs
What qualifications are essential for this Research Nurse position?
Experience in the specialty of cardiac surgery is essential for this position.
What types of clinical trials will the Research Nurse be involved in?
The Research Nurse will primarily be involved in clinical trials related to cardiac surgery patients.
Will there be opportunities for training and development?
Yes, training and development will be a key focus to help the successful candidate develop their expertise in clinical research within a supportive environment.
How will the Research Nurse interact with patients during the clinical trials?
The Research Nurse will have extensive patient contact, guiding patients safely through the trials and facilitating the informed consent process.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Research Nurse?
Responsibilities include assisting in the setup and delivery of clinical trials, coordinating patient arrangements, troubleshooting trial conduct issues, and providing guidance to junior team members.
Who will the Research Nurse work closely with?
The Research Nurse will work closely with Trial Managers, Investigators, the wider study team, and the multidisciplinary clinical care team.
What is the day-to-day management structure for this role?
The Research Nurse will assist in the day-to-day management of research delivery and will deputise for the manager in their absence.
What is the overall mission of University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust?
The mission of UHBW is to deliver excellent care to the community, innovate in patient care, and conduct world-leading research with a positive local and global impact.
Is there an opportunity for informal visits prior to application?
Yes, interested candidates are encouraged to contact Emma Hopkins or Esther Bonnick for an informal visit.
Is there a commitment to diversity and equal opportunity hiring within UHBW?
Yes, UHBW is committed to recruiting a diverse workforce that reflects the local population and is dedicated to equal opportunities.