Clinical Research Associate: Neuroimaging & Psychosis(PT)

The University Of Manchester; Greater Manchester; Hybrid; GBP 18.000 - 32.000; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Generous employer contribution pension

29 days annual leave + bank holidays

Ride to work and EV car scheme

Zusammenfassung

The University of Manchester is seeking a motivated Clinical Research Associate for a fixed-term, part-time role. You will contribute to innovative schizophrenia-focused studies using advanced imaging and neurophysiological methods, recruiting and assessing participants and coordinating imaging sessions.

We welcome diverse backgrounds and value collaboration with clinical services and researchers. Strong research interest, independent working style, and excellent communication are essential.

Qualifikationen

• Full GMC registration with licence to practise is essential.
• Experience of assessing patients with psychotic disorders in clinical/UK healthcare settings.
• Ability to work independently and meet deadlines while collaborating with a team.
• Strong interest and aptitude for research, especially in psychosis/neuroimaging.

Aufgaben

• Recruitment and clinical assessment of participants with psychosis using clinical scales.
• Organise and acquire imaging (MRI and EEG) and other measures.
• Ensure high quality research governance across projects.
• Help analyse, interpret and publish project results.
• Maintain collaborative relationships with clinical services and researchers.

Kenntnisse

Excellent communication

Team collaboration

Independent worker

Research aptitude

Ausbildung

GMC registration

Tools

MRI

EEG

MEG

PET

Jobbeschreibung

The University of Manchester is seeking a motivated Clinical Research Associate for a fixed-term, part-time role. You will contribute to innovative schizophrenia-focused studies using advanced imaging and neurophysiological methods, recruiting and assessing participants and coordinating imaging sessions.

We welcome diverse backgrounds and value collaboration with clinical services and researchers. Strong research interest, independent working style, and excellent communication are essential.