Clinical Research Fellow – Movement Disorders (CARU)

NHS; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

An NHS foundation trust in the United Kingdom is offering a Clinical Research Fellowship in their Movement Disorders team. This role provides hands-on involvement in international clinical trials and opportunities to develop essential procedural skills. You will collaborate with expert neurologists and have mentorship to start your own research project, with the potential to progress into an MD or PhD. A commitment to teaching, flexible working arrangements, and the opportunity to contribute to high-impact studies are also part of this role.

Qualifications

• MBBS or other recognised equivalent medical qualifications.
• Full GMC registration at the time of application.
• MRCP or equivalent.
• Experience in clinical research/clinical trials.
• Proven management and administration ability.

Responsibilities

• Act as an investigator in PPMI and clinical trials.
• Provide clinical management of trial participants.
• Maintain accurate study documentation.
• Initiate and deliver a research project.
• Engage in data analysis and presentation of findings.

Skills

History & examination skills

Ability to order appropriate investigations

Experience in clinical research/clinical trials

Skilled in performing lumbar punctures

Able to communicate well with patients

Teaching clinical skills

Education

MBBS or equivalent medical qualifications

Full GMC registration

MRCP or equivalent

Good Clinical Practice certificate

Job description

An NHS foundation trust in the United Kingdom is offering a Clinical Research Fellowship in their Movement Disorders team. This role provides hands-on involvement in international clinical trials and opportunities to develop essential procedural skills. You will collaborate with expert neurologists and have mentorship to start your own research project, with the potential to progress into an MD or PhD. A commitment to teaching, flexible working arrangements, and the opportunity to contribute to high-impact studies are also part of this role.