Logo of Huzzle

Home

Matches

Explore

Manage

Research Assistant Practitioner

image

Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

2mo ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry & Junior Level
  • Research & Development
    Healthcare

AI generated summary

  • You must assist with research protocols, recruitment, data collection, and communication with subjects, while adhering to ICH guidelines and maintaining confidentiality and professional standards.
  • You will assist with research subject recruitment, data collection, and protocol implementation, communicate with patients and teams, and ensure adherence to clinical standards and guidelines.

Requirements

  • The Assistant Research Practitioner will assist with programmes for recruitment, enrolment, screening and retention of research subjects for all research studies and act as a lead for observational studies as appropriate in accordance with the protocol and International Conference on Harmonisation of technical requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for human use (ICH) God Clinical Practice Standards.
  • The Assistant research Practitioner will assist the team in the implementation of protocols in accordance with research parameters as set out by the Chief and Principle Investigators.
  • The Assistant Research Practitioner will contribute to appropriate data collection systems for patient data and monitoring data., in accordance with the research protocol.
  • The Assistance Research Practitioner will maintain good liaison with research subjects using excellent communication skills by telephone or face to face, in either hospital or community settings, keeping documented evidence of the same.
  • The Assistance Research Practitioner collaborates with Investigators, Regulatory bodies and ancillary departments.
  • To have a good knowledge of clinical research, underpinned by ICH Good Clinical Practice Training.
  • To work within professional guidelines relating to Code of Conduct, confidentiality, accountability and scope of professional practice.
  • To provide a high standard of evidence-based care to patients whilst attending patients in the community and within the hospital.
  • To work as part of the research nurse team with a flexible approach to workload schedules.
  • To facilitate effective communication, written, verbal, electronic.
  • To act as the patients advocate.
  • To liaise with the multidisciplinary team as appropriate in the delivery of support and care to the patients.
  • To have strong interpersonal communication skills, having the ability to communicate with empathy in potentially sensitive, controversial situations with patients who have given written consent to participate in the clinical trial to become research subjects.
  • Actively seeks to promote health by providing evidence-based information in a sensitive empathetic manner.
  • To have a personal duty of care in relation to the care and working knowledge of equipment required for the research study.
  • To maintain accurate records in line with professional guidelines and local policy using paper based and electronic systems.

Responsibilities

  • The Assistance Research Practitioner will assist with programmes for recruitment, enrolment, screening and retention of research subjects for all research studies and act as a lead for observational studies as appropriate in accordance with the protocol and International Conference on Harmonisation of technical requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for human use (ICH) God Clinical Practice Standards.
  • The Assistant research Practitioner will assist the team in the implementation of protocols in accordance with research parameters as set out by the Chief and Principle Investigators.
  • The Assistant Research Practitioner will contribute to appropriate data collection systems for patient data and monitoring data., in accordance with the research protocol.
  • The Assistance Research Practitioner will maintain good liaison with research subjects using excellent communication skills by telephone or face to face, in either hospital or community settings, keeping documented evidence of the same.
  • The Assistance Research Practitioner collaborates with Investigators, Regulatory bodies and ancillary departments.
  • To have a good knowledge of clinical research, underpinned by ICH Good Clinical Practice Training.
  • To work within professional guidelines relating to Code of Conduct, confidentiality, accountability and scope of professional practice.
  • To provide a high standard of evidence-based care to patients whilst attending patients in the community and within the hospital.
  • To work as part of the research nurse team with a flexible approach to workload schedules.
  • To facilitate effective communication, written, verbal, electronic.
  • To act as the patients advocate.
  • To liaise with the multidisciplinary team as appropriate in the delivery of support and care to the patients.
  • To have strong interpersonal communication skills, having the ability to communicate with empathy in potentially sensitive, controversial situations with patients who have given written consent to participate in the clinical trial to become research subjects.
  • Actively seeks to promote health by providing evidence-based information in a sensitive empathetic manner.
  • To have a personal duty of care in relation to the care and working knowledge of equipment required for the research study.
  • To maintain accurate records in line with professional guidelines and local policy using paper based and electronic systems.

FAQs

What is the main responsibility of the Assistant Research Practitioner?

The main responsibility of the Assistant Research Practitioner is to work collaboratively within a team of Research Nurses and Practitioners to support the recruitment, enrolment, screening, and retention of research subjects for various studies, while ensuring a seamless care experience for research participants.

What type of studies will the Assistant Research Practitioner be involved in?

The Assistant Research Practitioner will be involved in NIHR portfolio studies, commercial studies, and academic studies.

Is flexibility required for this role?

Yes, flexibility is essential as the post holder may work in numerous clinical areas across the trust, determined by the research study workload and activity.

What qualifications or training are necessary for this position?

A good knowledge of clinical research underpinned by ICH Good Clinical Practice Training is required.

What kinds of communication skills are required for this role?

Strong interpersonal communication skills are required, with the ability to communicate with empathy in potentially sensitive situations with research subjects and their families.

Will the Assistant Research Practitioner need to maintain records?

Yes, the Assistant Research Practitioner will need to maintain accurate records in line with professional guidelines and local policy, using both paper-based and electronic systems.

Who should I contact for further details about this position?

For further details, you can contact Stephen Preston, Research Nurse Manager, at stephen.preston1@nhs.net or call 01253 951522.

Is the Assistant Research Practitioner expected to work weekends?

Yes, the position covers a 24-hour, 7-day service, so working weekends may be required.

Will the Assistant Research Practitioner be involved in direct patient care?

Yes, the Assistant Research Practitioner will provide a high standard of evidence-based care to patients while attending to them in both community and hospital settings.

Can I arrange a pre-interview visit to learn more about the role?

Yes, you can book a pre-interview visit by contacting Melanie Caswell, Senior Research Nurse, at 01253 956152.

image

Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Science & Healthcare
Industry
5001-10,000
Employees
1936
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust provides a comprehensive range of healthcare services, including acute, emergency, and elective care, across several hospitals in Blackpool and surrounding areas. Their ultimate mission is to deliver outstanding, patient-focused care that improves health outcomes and quality of life. Their purpose is to ensure access to high-quality medical services, foster a supportive environment for patients, and enhance community health through effective and compassionate healthcare delivery.