Project Manager | Clinical Imaging | £50,000 (DF-CLINPM-1)
Location: Cambridge, England Sector: Pharmaceuticals Salary: £45,000.00 to £55,000.00 per annum It takes up to 15 years for a drug to be approved, but this role is with a company aiming to shorten that timeline using their AI technology and clinical expertise.
This start-up is making waves in the clinical space with a focus on imaging and are now acting as a vendor for sponsors across all phases of clinical trials.
A brand new team is being formed to support these clinical trials across multiple modalities from start up to close out. This will mean you would have a full remit in writing new SOPs and act as the point of contact for all stakeholders involved.
If you want to get away from a slow-moving organization and be in a position with a broad scope of activities which you can mould to suit your strengths, this could be the role for you.
As you will be communicating frequently with radiographers, any knowledge of imaging technologies including X-Rays, MRI, and CT scans is also highly valuable.
If this sounds like a project you'd like to be involved in, here's what you should have: Proven experience in documentation by writing new SOPs Knowledge of ISO 9001/13485/27001 Management of Phase I/II/III/IV clinical trials Results driven and delivery focused mindset Ability to communicate with imaging specialists Feel free to apply here, or message Dominic Fung at SoCode on LinkedIn for more details.
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Location: Cambridge, England Sector: Pharmaceuticals Salary: £45,000.00 to £55,000.00 per annum It takes up to 15 years for a drug to be approved, but this role is with a company aiming to shorten that timeline using their AI technology and clinical expertise.
This start-up is making waves in the clinical space with a focus on imaging and are now acting as a vendor for sponsors across all phases of clinical trials.
A brand new team is being formed to support these clinical trials across multiple modalities from start up to close out. This will mean you would have a full remit in writing new SOPs and act as the point of contact for all stakeholders involved.
If you want to get away from a slow-moving organization and be in a position with a broad scope of activities which you can mould to suit your strengths, this could be the role for you.
As you will be communicating frequently with radiographers, any knowledge of imaging technologies including X-Rays, MRI, and CT scans is also highly valuable.
If this sounds like a project you'd like to be involved in, here's what you should have: Proven experience in documentation by writing new SOPs Knowledge of ISO 9001/13485/27001 Management of Phase I/II/III/IV clinical trials Results driven and delivery focused mindset Ability to communicate with imaging specialists Feel free to apply here, or message Dominic Fung at SoCode on LinkedIn for more details.
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