Clinical Research Fellow - College of Medical and Dental Sciences - 104166 - Clinical post

TN United Kingdom; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Clinical Research Fellow to contribute to groundbreaking neurotrauma research. This role involves coordinating patient recruitment, managing data, and supporting research dissemination. The fellow will enhance their understanding of cerebral perfusion in traumatic brain injury while working towards a higher degree. With a focus on innovation, this position offers an opportunity to engage in meaningful research, develop new methodologies, and disseminate findings through publications and conferences. Join a collaborative team dedicated to advancing medical knowledge and improving patient outcomes.

Qualifications

• Experience with research methods and processes.
• Research publication record in relevant fields.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate patient recruitment for RETINA-TBI study.
• Conduct literature reviews and gather research data.
• Assist in writing research grant proposals.

Skills

Research Methods

Data Analysis

Patient Recruitment

Trauma Neurosurgery

Literature Review

Education

MRCS or equivalent qualification

Full GMC registration

Job description

Clinical Research Fellow - College of Medical and Dental Sciences - 104166 - Clinical post, United Kingdom

This role involves contributing to the RETINA-TBI study alongside a research team, collecting and analyzing data, and supporting research dissemination. The position offers infrastructure and expertise in neurotrauma research, with funding for 36 months. The fellow will also register for a higher degree and seek further funding opportunities.

Main Duties

1. Coordinate patient recruitment for RETINA-TBI, including identification, consent, and trial procedures.
2. Assist in site file and data management under guidance.
3. Conduct literature reviews on relevant topics.
4. Gather research data and experience to complete a higher degree (PhD or MD), adhering to fellowship and university conditions.
5. Enhance understanding of cerebral perfusion in TBI.
6. Perform research tasks and data collection.
7. Prioritize tasks to meet project timelines.
8. Collaborate on developing research techniques and methods.
9. Assist in writing research grant proposals.
10. Disseminate findings via publications, seminars, and conferences.
11. Guide other staff and students.
12. Contribute to research reports and publications.
13. Develop research contributions using appropriate methodologies and analyses.

Qualifications and Experience

• MRCS or equivalent qualification.
• Full GMC registration with a license to practice.
• Experience with research methods and processes.
• Experience in trauma neurosurgery.
• Research publication record.

Planning and Organisation

• Plan resource use and research projects.
• Coordinate work to prevent conflicts or duplication.
• Prioritize responsibilities.

Decision Making

• Make critical decisions on experimental design and project progress.

Pre-employment Requirements

All applicants must undergo Occupational Health and DBS checks before appointment due to the nature of the work.