
Lead Clinical Trials Pharmacist
- Newcastle
- £55,690-62,682 per year
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Interview Date Wednesday 24 September 2025
- 37 Hours 30 Minutes/Week
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- To manage and provide the Pharmacy Clinical Trial Service for the Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, , ensuring compliance with the UK Clinical Trials Regulations and Trust Research Governance Policies. To organise and develop clinical pharmacy services in cancer services incorporating clinical trials and advanced therapy trials both within the clinical trial and standard of care setting.
- To ensure that the training of a wide variety of pharmacy and other staff on how to handle information on Investigational Medicinal Products (IMPs) is carried out in accordance with Trust guidelines and National Legislation / Guidance.
- To audit compliance with the Medicines Management Committee, Formulary and Hospital Trust recommendations across identified areas within the Trust.
- To conduct and dispense medicines, professionally, effectively, and promptly.
- To participate in Trust wide meetings regarding management and organisation of the Pharmacy Clinical Trials Service within the Trust.
- To participate in HRA pharmacy technical reviews where appropriate.
- To perform the professional role of a Registered Pharmacist, including advice, supervision, and co-operation with colleagues, particularly in relation to support/cover for absent colleagues.
- To manage and provide the Pharmacy Clinical Trial Service for the Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, , ensuring compliance with the UK Clinical Trials Regulations and Trust Research Governance Policies. To organise and develop clinical pharmacy services in cancer services incorporating clinical trials and advanced therapy trials both within the clinical trial and standard of care setting.
- To ensure that the training of a wide variety of pharmacy and other staff on how to handle information on Investigational Medicinal Products (IMPs) is carried out in accordance with Trust guidelines and National Legislation / Guidance.
- To audit compliance with the Medicines Management Committee, Formulary and Hospital Trust recommendations across identified areas within the Trust.
- To conduct and dispense medicines, professionally, effectively, and promptly.
- To participate in Trust wide meetings regarding management and organisation of the Pharmacy Clinical Trials Service within the Trust.
- To participate in HRA pharmacy technical reviews where appropriate.
- To perform the professional role of a Registered Pharmacist, including advice, supervision, and co-operation with colleagues, particularly in relation to support/cover for absent colleagues.
- Registered Pharmacist MPharm degree + post graduate pre-registration training
- Clinical Diploma (or equivalent higher qualification)
- Management training course
- Clinical Masters
- Independent Prescriber qualification
- Extensive post registration experience in hospital pharmacy, some at a senior level
- Demonstrate a developing clinical role
- Evidence of continuing professional development (CPD)
- Understanding of Clinical Trials legislation
- Understanding of National Clinical Trials policy and practice
- Knowledge of clinical research and its role in pharmacy and medicine
- Well-developed clinical pharmacy knowledge across all aspects of drug use
- Demonstrate knowledge of CT procedures
- Demonstrable awareness of developments in Hospital Pharmacy
- Demonstrate they have undertaken a staff management role
- Demonstrable involvement in Clinical Trials Support
- Demonstrate they have been involved in the area of clinical audit
- Demonstrable awareness of legislation affecting Pharmacy (directly & indirectly)
- Awareness of Trust policies & procedures which impinge on role
- Specialist knowledge of the cancer services clinical area or directorate
- Demonstrate ability to communicate, oral and written, specialist clinical information
- One to one communication
- Influencing and negotiating skills
- Basic computer skills
- Ability to empathise
- Evidence of lecturing to professional audiences
- Microsoft Office
- Registered Pharmacist MPharm degree + post graduate pre-registration training
- Clinical Diploma (or equivalent higher qualification)
- Management training course
- Clinical Masters
- Independent Prescriber qualification
- Extensive post registration experience in hospital pharmacy, some at a senior level
- Demonstrate a developing clinical role
- Evidence of continuing professional development (CPD)
- Understanding of Clinical Trials legislation
- Understanding of National Clinical Trials policy and practice
- Knowledge of clinical research and its role in pharmacy and medicine
- Well-developed clinical pharmacy knowledge across all aspects of drug use
- Demonstrate knowledge of CT procedures
- Demonstrable awareness of developments in Hospital Pharmacy
- Demonstrate they have undertaken a staff management role
- Demonstrable involvement in Clinical Trials Support
- Demonstrate they have been involved in the area of clinical audit
- Demonstrable awareness of legislation affecting Pharmacy (directly & indirectly)
- Awareness of Trust policies & procedures which impinge on role
- Specialist knowledge of the cancer services clinical area or directorate
- Demonstrate ability to communicate, oral and written, specialist clinical information
- One to one communication
- Influencing and negotiating skills
- Basic computer skills
- Ability to empathise
- Evidence of lecturing to professional audiences
- Microsoft Office