Clinical Trials Lab Coordinator

UniSC Careers; Morayfield; On-site; AUD 83,000 - 93,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

17% Superannuation

Flexible work arrangements

Professional development

Athena SWAN Bronze Award

EAP and fitness passport

Discounted private health

Job summary

UniSC Clinical Trials is seeking a Laboratory Trials Associate to support the safe, compliant handling of laboratory samples for multiple clinical trials at UniSC Clinical Trials. The role involves coordinating collection, processing, storage, and shipment in line with study protocols and regulatory requirements.

You will work with the Laboratory Manager, trial teams, sponsors, and monitors to ensure timely sample handling, documentation, and adherence to GCP/GLP standards in a fast-paced

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of ICH GCP/GLP and applicable regulations.
• Experience with databases, EDC systems, and standard office software.
• Proactive, detail-oriented, and able to work both independently and in a multidisciplinary team.

Responsibilities

• Support Laboratory Manager and Trials Co-ordinator with management of samples collected, processed and shipped for trials at UniSC Clinical Trials.
• Collaborate with sponsors, monitors and UniSC CT team to ensure timely management of protocol-nominated laboratory samples.

Skills

ICH GCP/GLP knowledge

Compliance

Databases/EDC proficiency

Independence & teamwork

Education

Health Science/Bio-Medical Science degree

Tools

Clinical trial databases

Electronic data capture (EDC)

Office software (Word/Excel)

Job description

UniSC Clinical Trials is seeking a Laboratory Trials Associate to support the safe, compliant handling of laboratory samples for multiple clinical trials at UniSC Clinical Trials. The role involves coordinating collection, processing, storage, and shipment in line with study protocols and regulatory requirements.

You will work with the Laboratory Manager, trial teams, sponsors, and monitors to ensure timely sample handling, documentation, and adherence to GCP/GLP standards in a fast-paced