Study Physician - Bank ( Evening and Weekend shifts)

Venn Life Sciences; London; On-site; GBP 100,000 - 125,000; Part time

Job summary

A leading clinical trial organization in London is seeking a Study Physician for evening and weekend shifts. You will be responsible for screening and assessing subjects in clinical trials, ensuring compliance with protocols. Candidates must hold a Medical Degree, have full GMC registration, and possess skills in phlebotomy. This role presents a unique opportunity to work with pioneering clinical trial methods in respiratory and infectious diseases.

Qualifications

• Full GMC registration is mandatory.
• Medical Degree required.
• Experience in UK healthcare is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform clinical procedures according to protocol.
• Supervise procedures performed by other staff.
• Conduct informed consent procedures.
• Provide clinical support and expertise to staff.

Skills

Full GMC registration

Medical Degree

Current ALS certification

Fluency in English

Experience within UK healthcare

Phlebotomy/Cannulation skills

Post-graduation experience in internal medicine

Post-graduation experience in general practice

Post-graduation experience in A&E

Post-graduation experience in respiratory medicine

Post-graduation experience in infectious disease

Education

Medical Degree

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Study Physician - Bank (Evening and Weekend shifts), London

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Location: London, United Kingdom

Job Category: Other

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Job Reference: 6f9b88ec60a6

Job Views: 32

Posted: 12.08.2025

Expiry Date: 26.09.2025

Job Description:

Overview

hVIVO is pioneering a human-based clinical trial platform to accelerate drug and vaccine development in respiratory and infectious diseases. Leveraging human disease models in flu, RSV, HRV, and respiratory indications, the platform captures disease in motion, illuminating the entire disease life cycle from healthy to sick and back to health. Our vision is to become the partner of choice for companies developing products in airways disease seeking early proof of concept and ideal patient profiles for later-stage clinical development. hVIVO is the world leader in human challenge models.

We are recruiting Bank Study Physicians in London, available for evening and weekend shifts.

You will provide screening and assessment of subjects during their participation in clinical trials, ensuring all procedures are carried out and documented per protocol, SOP, OI, ICH GCP, and GMC requirements.

Please note, hVIVO works with various respiratory viruses, including Covid-19. Your health and safety considerations will be part of the interview process, especially if you are clinically vulnerable or shielding.

Main Responsibilities & duties

Clinical Procedures

• Perform clinical procedures within protocol and competence
• Supervise and review procedures performed by other staff
• Conduct informed consent procedures adhering to ICH GCP standards
• Provide clinical support and expertise to staff
• Identify service improvement areas and collaborate with seniors

Study Management

• Assist in staffing and scheduling
• Review and contribute to study protocols for feasibility
• Attend study-specific training
• Record subject information accurately in source documentation and CRF

Volunteer Management

• Ensure informed consent prior to procedures
• Document consent in source records
• Verify subject eligibility
• Collect medical history and medication data
• Update tracking forms and databases
• Maintain professional boundaries
• Liaise with cross-divisional teams for sample requirements
• Ensure safe discharge and document to GP
• Escalate medical issues appropriately
• Provide out-of-hours emergency cover as needed

Skills & Experiences

• Full GMC registration
• Medical Degree
• Current ALS certification
• Fluency in English
• Experience within UK healthcare
• Phlebotomy/Cannulation skills
• Post-graduation experience in internal medicine, general practice, A&E, respiratory medicine, or infectious disease