Training Programme Coordinator, Translational Cancer Research

University of Oxford; Oxford; On-site; GBP 36,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Oxford is recruiting a Training Programme Coordinator to support the Oxford Cancer training programmes, including internships and clinical postdoctoral training, with a focus on outcomes monitoring and post-graduation engagement.

The role is based at the Churchill Hospital and offered on a full-time fixed term basis until 31 December 2027. Part-time options (minimum 0.8 FTE over at least 4 days) may be considered, with an early start date essential.

Qualifications

• Experience coordinating administrative processes for training programmes in academia.
• Experience in medical or life sciences research and training organisations.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with academics, clinicians and external partners.
• Ability to manage workloads, deadlines and multiple activities, independently and in teams.
• Experience of events organisation and of collecting, managing or analysing data for monitoring or reporting.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and deliver key elements of Oxford Cancer training programmes (internships, clinical postdoctoral training, outcomes monitoring, post-graduation engagement).
• Support delivery of Oxford Cancer Training Strategy and liaise with partners and stakeholders.
• Work with Senior Programmes Manager and Training Programme Coordinator to ensure smooth operation.

Skills

Administrative coordination

Interpersonal communication

Event management

Data analysis

MS Office

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

University of Oxford is recruiting a Training Programme Coordinator to support the Oxford Cancer training programmes, including internships and clinical postdoctoral training, with a focus on outcomes monitoring and post-graduation engagement.

The role is based at the Churchill Hospital and offered on a full-time fixed term basis until 31 December 2027. Part-time options (minimum 0.8 FTE over at least 4 days) may be considered, with an early start date essential.