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Proclinical Staffing is partnering with a boutique, early-phase CRO to recruit a Clinical Research Associate. You will manage site monitoring, SDV and eTMF tasks across Phase I/II studies for biotech sponsors, with opportunities to grow clinically within a small team.
Based in London or within commuting distance, this hybrid role combines office days with site visits and regular training, offering visibility and variety.
Ready to take ownership of early-phase clinical trials while gaining the variety, autonomy and visibility that larger CROs often can't offer?
Join a boutique, early-phase CRO partnering with innovative biotechnology companies across a varied portfolio of clinical trials, including psychedelic medicine, respiratory disease, oncology and other therapeutic areas.
With a close-knit team of approximately 30-40 people, the company offers a collaborative, supportive culture where individuals can make a visible contribution. Unlike larger CRO environments, the role provides exposure to different responsibilities and opportunities to develop in areas that match your interests, including clinical project management.
We are looking for a Clinical Research Associate who can independently manage monitoring activities and contribute effectively from an early stage. You will work primarily on Phase I and Phase II studies, supporting small biotech sponsors across a range of therapeutic areas. Alongside site monitoring, the position will include elements of eTMF management and broader clinical trial responsibilities.
This could be an excellent opportunity for an experienced CRA seeking greater variety, autonomy and progression within a smaller organisation. Candidates with relevant academic research experience are also encouraged to apply, provided they have the practical monitoring experience required to work independently.
The role is hybrid, with in-person collaboration at the office on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Quarterly training sessions are also held in person and may coincide with an office day.
Monitoring sites are primarily located in London. Travel varies according to study activity, averaging approximately five visits per month and rarely exceeding two visits per week.