FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Research Nurse/AHP role?
The primary focus of the role is to support the recruitment and follow-up of patients in cancer and haematology studies, both academic and industry-sponsored.
What qualifications or experience are required for this position?
Ideally, candidates should have recent experience in Clinical Research, a passion for research (preferably within Oncology), and the ability to manage workloads effectively.
Who will the successful candidate report to?
The successful candidate will be line managed by the Band 7 Team Lead Research Sister.
What kind of studies will the Research Nurse/AHP be involved with?
The Research Nurse/AHP will be involved in both non-interventional and complex interventional academic and industry studies.
Will there be opportunities for training in this role?
Yes, training will be provided to fulfill the requirements of the role.
Are there opportunities for cross-site working in this position?
Yes, some cross-site working may be incorporated into this role.
What kind of teamwork can be expected in this role?
The successful candidate will work closely with Consultants, Registrars, the wider multidisciplinary team (MDT), and the Research and Innovation Team.
Is it necessary to have a flexible schedule in this job?
Yes, flexibility is crucial as the role involves managing tight deadlines and conflicting demands.
Will the Research Nurse/AHP have any responsibilities related to data management?
Yes, the role involves entering data onto spreadsheets and data collection forms.
How critical is patient engagement in this role?
Patient engagement is very important, as the role involves identifying, screening, consenting, and recruiting patients into clinical studies.