We are seeking a Clinical Researcher with experience
in Hepatology, to join the Liver diseases group. The particular
area in which the candidate will contribute is the one dedicated to
rare liver diseases. The candidate will participate in clinical
projects dedicated to alpha-1 antitrypsin liver disease, having as
responsibilities patient recruitment and data collection and
management. Main responsibilities and duties: Identify, recruit and
clinically assess patients eligible for research studies. Perform
study-related clinical evaluations according to Good Clinical
Practice (GCP). Collaborate in the design, development and
implementation of investigator-initiated clinical research
projects. Coordinate clinical research activities with study
coordinators and research nurses. Contribute to protocol
development, ethics submissions and regulatory documentation.
Prepare abstracts, scientific manuscripts and presentations for
national and international meetings. Education and qualifications:
Required: Holds a degree in Medicine Completion of specialist
training (MIR)
Specialisation in Digestive diseases Fluency in
English, Catalan and Spanish, both written and spoken. Experience
and knowledge: Required: Relevant clinical experience as a
medically qualified professional. Experience in participation in
research lines and/or projects. Experience in the clinical
management of patients with chronic liver diseases. Excellent
communication and organisational skills Note: Applicants may be
required to provide evidence of their experience and achievements
related to the requirements of the position during the application
process through the ATS. Desirable: Knowledge of ICH-GCP guidelines
and clinical research regulations. Knowledge of clinical databases
(eCRFs, REDCap or similar). Labour conditions: Working hours :
Part-time (20 hours per week). Starting date : As soon as possible.
Gross annual salary : Remuneration will be determined by
experience, skills and responsibilities an
📌 Clinical Researcher (Cataluña)
🏢 VHIR
📍 Cataluña