Clinical Trials Assistant & Administrator
Company: University of Dundee
- Location: Dundee, United Kingdom
- Work mode: On-site
- Employment type: Temporary
- Posted: 7 days ago
- Offer language: English
Job description
Closing date
Tuesday, 17 November 2026, 23:59
Salary
£24,479 - £26,707 per annum
Grade 4
Contract type
Fixed Term
4 months
Campus
Ninewells
Faculty/Directorate
Faculty of Health
Unit/Department
Diabetes Endocrinology and Reproductive Biology
Clinical Trials Assistant and Administrator
Faculty of Health
2x Full-Time / Part time (Minimum 0. 8 FTE)/ Fixed term
Grade 4 (£24,479 - £26,707)
We are recruiting for 2 full time or part time ( minimum 0.8 FTE) Grade 4 Clinical Trials
Assistant and Administrators within the Diabetes Clinical Research team.
We are seeking 2 exceptional Clinical Trials Assistant and Administrators to join the
Diabetes and Metabolic Clinical Research team at the University of Dundee to support
clinical trials in diabetes, metabolic /endocrine and cardiovascular disease.
These roles are fixed term contract until 31 March 2027 in the first instance with the
possibility for contract extension.
Both posts will be based fully on site in Ninewells Hospital.
You will work closely with Diabetes Network staff and research nurses and doctors and
contribute to clinical research projects.
You will assist the clinical research team to carry out the studies and provide a general
support function to all team members, learning about the clinical trials process and the
practical aspects of clinical research delivery.
Who we're looking for:
- Educated to HNC/HND or degree level or equivalent experience.
- Knowledge of research processes.
- Excellent communication skills, verbal and written.
- Excellent interpersonal skills, including evidence of team working and the ability to
be proactive in responding to the needs of Unit staff.
- Methodical and meticulous approach to data collection and documentation.
- Excellent computer skills, including Word and Excel.
- Ability to use email .
- Good organisational, and time management skills.
- Ability to work well in a team.
- Ability to exercise diplomacy and discretion with colleagues, patients and external
organisations.
- Flexible and enthusiastic approach to your work.
For further information about these positions please contact Anna Barnett
a.l.z.barnett@dundee.ac.uk
