Dementia Trials Network Project Coord - Flexible Working

Transformation Unit; Sheffield; Hybrid; GBP 40,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a UK Dementia Trials Network Project Coordinator in Sheffield. The role supports the UKDTN Sheffield Centre, hosted within this NHS Trust, and collaborates with NIHR Sheffield BRC to improve dementia health outcomes.

The post is NHS AfC Band 6, fixed-term until August 2029, with duties spanning governance, regulatory submissions, and cross-site expansion across the North of England and Scotland.

Qualifications

• Educated to degree level in Health/ Biomedical Sciences/ Neuroscience or equivalent experience in a clinical research environment.
• Current GCP accreditation
• MSc in Health related/ Biomedical Science/ Neuroscience related subject

Responsibilities

• Support the delivery and governance of the UKDTN Sheffield Centre, ensuring a growing dementia portfolio is well managed.
• Assist with expansion into other regions, transferring experience to new sites.
• Collaborate with the BRC’s Clinical Trials team to enable submissions for regulatory approval and ensure compliance.
• Produce study promotional/administrative material and handle queries and barriers to participation.
• Support operational projects to deliver UKDTN milestones, including tracking expenditure, invoicing, contracting and progress reporting.

Education

Degree-level health/biomedical science/neuroscience

MSc in Health-related/biomedical science/neuroscience

Current GCP accreditation

Job description

Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a UK Dementia Trials Network Project Coordinator in Sheffield. The role supports the UKDTN Sheffield Centre, hosted within this NHS Trust, and collaborates with NIHR Sheffield BRC to improve dementia health outcomes.

The post is NHS AfC Band 6, fixed-term until August 2029, with duties spanning governance, regulatory submissions, and cross-site expansion across the North of England and Scotland.