Clinical Research Nurse SACT

Clinical Research Nurse SACT Overview

This role offers a unique opportunity for candidates to work in a clinical setting while enhancing their research skills. The successful candidate will join a multidisciplinary team of experienced clinical and research professionals, participating in a variety of clinical research studies. Responsibilities include administering systemic anti-cancer therapies and investigational treatments, collaborating with research teams to uphold the highest ethical and safety standards. This position is patient-facing, allowing the nurse to significantly contribute to the care pathways of patients involved in research.

Main Responsibilities

• Independently collaborate with the clinical team to identify and recruit suitable patients for clinical trials, demonstrating an understanding of the clinical patient pathway.
• Ensure the safe planning and care of patients in line with the clinical trials protocol.
• Comply with good clinical practice and research governance standards for clinical studies.
• Identify and address any deviations from the study protocol or conflicts with legal requirements.
• Accurately capture all data as required by the clinical trial protocol and good clinical practice standards.
• Assist in the timely completion of SUSARs, SAEs, and AEs in accordance with CTU guidelines and clinical trial protocols.
• Stay informed about current nursing and research developments to ensure evidence-based practice.
• Maintain awareness of changes within the Health Service and their implications for nursing and research staff.
• Respond appropriately to emergencies such as cardiac arrest, fire, and major incidents.

Requirements

• Registered Nurse with an accredited chemotherapy administration certificate or course.
• Mentorship course or teaching qualification, or equivalent experience.
• Essential clinical experience in Haematology/Oncology.
• Experience in the NHS environment and with service users.
• Prior experience in administering SACT and research treatments.
• Desirable qualifications in Cancer or Haematology Nursing and clinical research.
• Completion of GCP training is preferred.
• Competency in medication administration, including IV medications and chemotherapy.
• Competency in phlebotomy and cannulation.
• Advanced computer skills, including proficiency in Microsoft applications and online databases.
• Able to prioritize tasks and meet deadlines.
• Desirable knowledge of clinical research methodologies and trial designs.

Benefits

• Career development opportunities and flexible working arrangements.
• Wellbeing initiatives and a staff recognition scheme.
• Optional benefits including Cycle to Work schemes, car lease options, season ticket loans, and onsite leisure facility memberships.
• Commitment to equal opportunities and consideration for flexible, part-time, or job share applications.

Degree Requirement: Not Specified

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