Research Ethics Facilitator & Training Lead

King's College London; City of Westminster; Hybrid; GBP 39,000 - 43,000; Full time

Job summary

King's College London is seeking a proactive administrator to join the Research Governance, Ethics and Integrity Department. The role supports ethics review processes and provides high-quality administrative support to the Research Ethics Office, helping staff and students consider the ethical implications of their research.

Based at the Lavington Street campus with hybrid working, the post holder will develop relationships across faculties, respond to enquiries, deliver ethics training,

Qualifications

• Experience in an administrative or operational role with autonomy.
• Ability to manage a varied workload and meet deadlines.
• Experience interpreting policies and applying guidance.
• Professional, customer-focused handling of complex enquiries.
• Strong critical thinking and context-aware decision making.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Accurate work with attention to detail under pressure.
• Good digital literacy and record-keeping abilities.

Responsibilities

• Support delivery of ethics review processes and administrative duties for the Research Ethics Office.
• Assist staff and students in considering ethical implications of research and facilitate reviews.
• Lead and deliver research ethics training and contribute to policies, procedures and guidance.
• Support continuous improvement activities across the service and manage deadlines.
• Provide clear, accurate advice as the first point of contact for the Research Ethics Office.

Skills

Administrative experience

Workload management

Policy interpretation

Customer service

Critical thinking

Communication skills

Attention to detail

Digital literacy

Tools

Microsoft 365

Job description

King's College London is seeking a proactive administrator to join the Research Governance, Ethics and Integrity Department. The role supports ethics review processes and provides high-quality administrative support to the Research Ethics Office, helping staff and students consider the ethical implications of their research.

Based at the Lavington Street campus with hybrid working, the post holder will develop relationships across faculties, respond to enquiries, deliver ethics training,