FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust?
The primary focus of the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust is to provide high-quality cancer care and to conduct cancer research to develop better treatments for patients worldwide.
What role is currently available in the haematology research department?
A band 6 research nurse position is currently available within the haematology research department.
Where will the successful candidate be working?
The successful candidate will work across the Sutton and Chelsea branches of the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust.
What qualifications or experience are ideally required for this position?
Ideally, candidates should have previous clinical research experience and a strong understanding of the guidelines and policies for conducting clinical trials.
What are the main responsibilities of the research nurse?
The main responsibilities include participating in clinical research studies, ensuring high standards of practice in accordance with GCP principles, and working as a self-directed practitioner within a multidisciplinary team.
Are there opportunities for professional development?
Yes, continuous professional development is highly valued and supported at the Royal Marsden, and you will have opportunities to attend overseas scientific meetings.
Is flexible working available for this role?
Yes, flexible working arrangements can be considered if required to support work-life balance.
Who can I contact for more information about the job?
For more information or an informal discussion, you can contact John Barwood, Lead Research Nurse, at 0208 915 4433 or John.Barwood@rmh.nhs.uk.
What type of team will the research nurse be working with?
The research nurse will be part of a multidisciplinary team that includes experienced medical and research staff.
What skills are necessary for the research nurse position?
Necessary skills include excellent communication, administrative, and IT skills, along with the ability to motivate others and work both independently and as part of a team.