Medicines Evaluation Unit – Careers.
The Medicines Evaluation Unit Ltd is the largest dedicated
respiratory contract research organisation in the UK. We perform
Phase I to IV clinical trials in healthy volunteers and subjects
with respiratory disease (e.g. asthma and COPD) we currently have
the following vacancies:
How to apply.
Please read the descriptions below.
Each role has the job description and specification available as
separate PDF files that you can view online or download at your
convenience.
Click for an
application form
in PDF format (right click and choose "Save Target As..." to store
the file locally on your PC).
Once downloaded, print off and complete
your application form and then post it back to us at the address
detailed at the end of the application form.
If you have any questions or queries, please do not
hesitate to contact us.
Toni Kukielka
0161 946 4057
tkukielka@meu.org.uk
Clinical Administrator
Job Description.
Person Specification.
The Medicines Evaluation Unit Ltd (MEU) is a hospital based research
organisation performing clinical trials for the pharmaceutical
industry to assess new drugs for respiratory disease such as asthma.
This new post is a varied role to assist the
clinical teams in the administration of clinical trials and to
provide hospitality to the volunteers.
In addition to carrying out general clerical
duties the role also includes entering clinical trial data on paper
and electronic documents. Full training will be given in all areas
of the job.
You must be
well-motivated, organized, be able to work independently as well as
within a team environment and you should have the ability to pay
excellent attention to detail. IT literacy is important.
Ability to communicate
effectively with volunteers and staff is essential.
Closing date for applications: July 14th 2008.
To apply for
this post, please submit a completed
application form, (click
here
to download), and a copy of your current CV.
Night Locum
Research Nurse.
Job Description.
Person Specification.
As part of our expansion we are currently looking
for locum night nurses to join our team.
Regular night shifts available.
The role involves supervision of
clinical trial volunteers and performing of relevant
procedures e.g. blood sampling and spirometry for which full training
will be given.
2 years post registration experience required,
knowledge of respiratory medicines advantageous.
To apply for
this post, please submit a completed
application form, (click
here
to download), and a copy of your current CV.
Locum Research Nurses.
Job description.
Person Specification.
We are looking for locum research nurses to complement
our team of
full time research nurses. This offers an opportunity to gain
insight into the role of a research nurse working in clinical
trials. There is also the chance to gain skills such as venepuncture,
blood sampling from cannulae, centrifuging and pipetting of blood
samples, spirometry testing, ECG recording etc.
Full
training will be given in any procedures not already experienced in.
Hours of work available depends on the needs of the trials but can
be early shifts, late shifts weekends and nights. We are in
particular need of night staff for a forthcoming trial.
The
night duties often are fairly quiet with a maximum of 6 volunteers
resident requiring occasional measurements such as ECG/BP/spirometry.
Other duties are done at night such as preparation of study
materials for future study days.
To apply for
this post, please submit a completed
application form, (click
here
to download), and a copy of your current CV.
Clinical Trials Assistant
Job description.
Person Specification.
The Medicines Evaluation Unit Ltd (MEU) is a
hospital based research organisation performing clinical trials for
the pharmaceutical industry to assess new drugs for respiratory
disease such as asthma.
The Clinical Trial Assistant
post is a varied role assisting the clinical team in all aspects of
running clinical trials.
An important aspect of the work
is to provide the clinical trial volunteers with a high level of
hospitality. Clinical trials procedures include assisting the nurses
with tasks such as blood pressure and ECG recordings. Training will
be given in all areas including working in the laboratory to process
blood and urine samples.
In addition to carrying out
clinical trial procedures the role requires assisting with
administrative procedures such as filing, photocopying, preparation
for the study visits and general housekeeping duties.
You
should ideally have experience working in a healthcare related field
however applicants with a keen interest to work within this field
will be considered. You must be well-motivated, organised and able
to work independently as well as within a team environment. Ability
to communicate effectively with volunteers and all levels of staff
is essential.
The
job involves a varied shift pattern of early, lates and some night
shifts on either weekdays or weekends.
Closing date for applications: July 14th 2008.
To apply for
this post, please submit a completed
application form, (click
here
to download), and a copy of your current CV.
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