Report Co-ordinator - In-vitro Genetic Toxicology

November 30, 2024

Do you have scientific knowledge in Genetic Toxicology paired with project management skills?

Are you looking to work in an exciting new role where you can develop and grow to your full potential?

At our site in Harrogate, we are looking to recruit a Study Coordinator to join our Genetic In-Vitro Toxicology department within the Aerosol team.

The Study Coordinator is responsible for coordinating the activities of Genetic Toxicology studies and you will work alongside the Study Directors, providing scientific and administrative support in the conduct and organization of multiple studies and study types. Please note, this is an office based role.

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Provide support for Study Directors on day-to-day study specific tasks
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Initiate scheduling requests and request changes to schedules
Take responsibility for general study coordination tasks including scheduling shipping of samples, acquisition of test article and relevant documentation, sorting orders for studies and preparing documents for review e.g. solubility assessments and dose requests

What we can offer you:

Exposure to new and novel procedures with excellent career development opportunities in a supportive, growing team
Competitive salaries and a comprehensive benefits package including health cover and contributorypension
Opportunity for flexible and/or remote working after training

Education:

Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience

Skills / Experience:

Experience with in vitro genetic toxicology and GLP knowledge and/or experience desirable
Ability to write and prepare routine and complex study procedures, tables and graphs for reports
Experience in technical writing, document production/publishing, and/or science preferred
Demonstrates excellent communication, time management and organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple studies
Excellent attention to detail and consistent accuracy whilst managing multiple changing priorities

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