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Mars Veterinary Health (MVH) Global is seeking an Associate Research Manager to support a UK- and Northern Ireland-focused clinical research programme. You will work with MVH Medical Affairs Science Team to help Associates develop research credentials, publish findings, and share insights with the wider veterinary community.
The role combines veterinary clinical expertise with project management, education and stakeholder collaboration, enabling researchers to advance veterinary science while
Location: UK-home based- occasional travel required
Employment type: Full-Time 40 hours/ week
Business: Mars Veterinary Health (MVH) Global
Function: Science & Healthcare Innovation
At Mars Veterinary Health (MVH), we are committed to creating A BETTER WORLD FOR PETS. Through our global network of veterinary care providers, we strive to advance veterinary medicine, improve clinical outcomes and support the people who make a difference to pets and their families every day.
Scientific research plays an important role in advancing veterinary knowledge, improving patient care and supporting the professional development of our Associates. We are passionate about creating opportunities for veterinary professionals to engage in veterinary clinical research, collaborate with colleagues and contribute to the wider veterinary scientific community.
We are looking for an Associate Research Manager to support the delivery of a comprehensive clinical research support programme in Mars Veterinary Health (MVH), with a focus on the UK and Northern Ireland.
Working closely with Luisa De Risio MVH Global Director, Associate Research, and other members of the MVH Medical Affairs Science Team, led by Dottie Brown, MVH Global VP of Science & Healthcare Innovation, you will help Associates develop their clinical research ambitions, strengthen research capabilities and maximise the impact of their work. There is a focus on enabling residents to fulfil their research credentials.
This is an opportunity to combine your veterinary clinical and research expertise with project management, education and stakeholder collaboration. You will help ensure that research is conducted to high standards, appropriately supported and shared with the wider scientific community through publications and conference presentations.
To be eligible to apply for this role, the following specifications are required:
Additionally, highly desirable qualifications and experience include:
In this role, you will:
This is an opportunity to make a meaningful contribution to the future of veterinary medicine by helping Associates turn research ideas into valuable scientific outputs.
You will be part of a large work across a global veterinary network, collaborate with experts from a range of disciplines and help strengthen a culture of scientific curiosity, collaboration and continuous learning.
You will benefit of professional development opportunities through collaboration with an international Science Team and the wider MVH medical affairs and Mars Petcare networks.
By supporting clinical research and developing the next generation of clinician and nurse scientists, you will contribute to advancing medical knowledge, supporting professional fulfilment and improving the quality of veterinary care.
If you are passionate about veterinary science, clinical research and helping others achieve their research potential, we would love to hear from you.
Further details on the MVH Medical Affairs Science Team and their work can be found here:
https://marsveterinary.com/veterinary-science/
MVHE is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from candidates with diverse backgrounds.
Internal Candidates/Associates: If you are interested in this position, please reach out to the Corporate Recruiter (Christina Scimeca) to understand the internal recruitment process.
Closing date applications: Monday 16th November 5pm GMT
Interviews planned for the week commencing 30th November