Clinical Trials Data Capture Specialist (GCP/Regulatory)

University of Sydney; Australia; On-site; AUD 73,000 - 103,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Superannuation

Job summary

University of Sydney is offering a casual opportunity for a Clinical Trial Support Data Collection Officer within the School of Health Sciences Administration. The role focuses on data capture and entry for clinical trials, ensuring accuracy, integrity, and regulatory compliance, aligned with GCP and SOPs.

You will work under supervision, liaising with study coordinators to support trial activities, data quality, and stakeholder communications while maintaining a strong emphasis on health and

Qualifications

• Proven data entry and record management abilities.
• Strong computer literacy and ability to use common software applications.
• Effective verbal and written communication skills.
• Ability to work collaboratively and manage competing priorities.

Responsibilities

• Assist in coordination and operation of trial data capture and entry, ensuring accuracy and regulatory compliance.
• Review and enforce adherence to ethics guidelines, WHS requirements, and standards in trial conduct.
• Develop and maintain relationships with trial stakeholders, support meetings and communications.
• Prioritise health and safety, coordinate with peers for safety drills and identify improvement areas.

Skills

Data entry

Computer literacy

Communication

Team collaboration

Time management

Education

Health Sciences related qualification

Job description

University of Sydney is offering a casual opportunity for a Clinical Trial Support Data Collection Officer within the School of Health Sciences Administration. The role focuses on data capture and entry for clinical trials, ensuring accuracy, integrity, and regulatory compliance, aligned with GCP and SOPs.

You will work under supervision, liaising with study coordinators to support trial activities, data quality, and stakeholder communications while maintaining a strong emphasis on health and