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About the Role
The Observational & Pragmatic Research Institute (OPRI) is an innovative organisation striving to improve the lives of patients through global research.
We are looking for a Project Manager to lead the largest severe asthma registry, an initiative with 28 countries from all over the world sharing patient data for ethically approved research (https://www.isar.opcglobal.org/).
The motivated and efficient project manager is required to coordinate multiple stakeholders and optimise the global research potential of the initiative.
Applicants will be considered who can demonstrate experience in coordinating clinical research activities and are looking to grow their project management skills or experienced research project managers interested in leading a global initiative and a diverse project team.
The role is offered on a hybrid basis (3 days in office, 2 days at home) based in our Oakington, Cambridge office, which is near Bar Hill.
We offer a welcoming and inclusive working environment in our dog friendly office, with regular social and community activities.
You can agree your own flexible working times which can fit around caring responsibilities. We provide a great range of benefits including additional leave, a health cash plan and discounted holiday scheme!
Key Responsibilities
Develop and review project documentation including project reports for internal and external stakeholders.
Lead regular update meetings with internal teams, senior leadership, and external stakeholders
Recruit and coordinate participant countries, ensuring professional relationships and regular communication with all collaborators regarding data research.
Contribute to the development, review and implementation of project resources including research protocols, data capture systems and data quality reports.
Oversee the collection and verification of data in accordance with specified research protocol and coding procedures for subsequent analysis.
Create presentation slides and posters to help stakeholders raise awareness and engagement with the registry.
Develop reporting systems/slides for communicating to senior management team and respective funding organization's regarding project delivery.
Manage the work allocation and activities of the Project Assistant, provide support, training and guidance as appropriate.
Qualifications:
At least three years’ experience in delivering or managing research projects and/or a degree in life sciences, epidemiology, biostatistics or equivalent.
Experience:
Research and/or medical and/or data analytics experience
Strong real-life research experience grounded in scientific knowledge, combined with the ability to translate complex technical terms into clear, understandable language for non-specialists.
Experience of leading the delivery of a project, ideally across multiple sites/locations
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with experience of drafting, editing and creating content across all communication platforms, particularly in research settings.
Excellent organisational and time management skills, ability to work under pressure.
High attention to detail, and ability to work proactively on own initiative and with limited supervision.
Strong project management skills with the ability to manage multiple events and programmes of work simultaneously.
Ability to deal with complex, sensitive information and negotiate on difficult issues.
The ability to work with others and develop strong collaborative networks across a variety of stakeholders and clients.
Enthusiastic and motivated to learn and assimilate new skills and take personal responsibility to do so.
The ability to work autonomously, influence others and communicate effectively are essential to this role.
Desirable:
Experience of clinical registries.
Experience with international stakeholders
Experience with epidemiological studies or health care databases.
Contract & Salary:
This is a full-time role. Starting salary is negotiable and dependent on qualifications and experience.