AddressAbout the Organisation:
At Ingham Institute for Applied Medical Research (“Ingham Institute"), we are committed to inspiring better health and transforming the treatment and care of people living with the most prevalent medical conditions and diseases. Our purpose is to make and apply discoveries that translate to radical improvement in health and health care for all.
We are a values-based, equal opportunity employer committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion. Our values act as a guide for our behaviours and engagement with our colleagues, partners, stakeholders, and the communities we support.
Our values are:
Imagination – we boldly challenge each other to think differently.
Inclusion – we believe in and direct our efforts towards equity for all.
Impact – we maximise our success by being relevant, focused, and responsive.
Integrity – we operate with honesty and transparency in everything we do.
About the Role:
We are seeking two experienced Clinical Research Coordinators to join the Haematology Clinical Trials Unit for a 12 month contract.
These roles support Clinical Trials sponsored by industry, collaborative groups and academic institutions.
The Clinical Research Coordinators will work in collaboration with a dynamic multidisciplinary team. They will be responsible for the coordination and management of Haematology Clinical Trials including liaising with sponsor and internal study teams, patient education and support, data collection and entry. Your role will be challenging and rewarding.
The successful candidate will undertake but not be limited to the following duties and responsibilities:
- Liaising with Investigators, Sponsor Personnel, Study Participants, Pharmacy and other CRC’s.
- Document preparation, record keeping, data entry and ethical compliance according to regulations.
- Coordinating the consenting process for trial participants according to GCP guidelines.
- Biological sample processing and shipment.
- Intravenous accessing and phlebotomy.
- Patient care and frequent monitoring of clinical trial patients.
- Scheduling subject visits and study procedures.
- Maintaining communication and correspondence with subject monitors, sponsors and other study personnel to ensure a quick turnaround of essential duties.
The successful candidates will possess the following essential criteria:
- BSc. Nursing, Pharmacist or equivalent degree is essential.
- Previous patient care experience is essential.
- Experience as an oncology coordinator for at least two year is essential.
- Excellent time management skills and attention to detail.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Thorough understanding of GCP, ICH Guidelines and Country regulatory environment.
- Demonstrated organizational and planning skills and independent decision-making ability.
- Attention to detail.
- Good verbal and written communication skills.
- Independent use of IVRS, eCRF, Microsoft Suite, Clinical Trial Management Systems (CTMS), Electronic Investigator site File (eISF),Document exchange portals).
- Ability to travel across sites where required (occasionally)
- Full working rights in Australia.
This role will be on a full-time basis for a period of 12 months with possible extension.
We offer a competitive salary and as a public health charity endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient, salary packaging opportunities are available to Institute employees.
Our office is located close to major shopping centres and transport hubs.
How to Apply:
To apply for this great opportunity, submit your updated resume alongside a cover letter via SEEK detailing your previous experience in a Clinical Research related position and address the selection criteria above and demonstrate why you would be the best candidate for the role.
The successful candidate will be required to undergo a National Police Check.
Applications will only be considered from those candidates eligible to work in Australia.
Please note that only short-listed applicants and those who have included the correct application documents will be contacted.
Applications close 3rd May 2024.
