Location
London, United Kingdom
Type
Full Time
Salary (£)
33,094 to 36,195 per year
About Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
At Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, they’re doing more than providing world-class clinical care. They’re driving ground-breaking research, forging stronger connections between science and patients, and helping shape the future of NHS medicine. Based in the heart of London, their Division of Medicine offers a rich and diverse environment to grow your clinical research career.
Job details
Benefits
- Career growth through research exposure in a top Academic Health Science Centre
- Supportive work environment that values learning, development and professional mentorship
- Immediate start jobs UK opportunities for eligible applicants
- Access to neurology research across multiple specialties including MS and Parkinson’s
- Hands-on involvement in patient-focused studies adopted by the National Institute of Health Research
- On-site learning and mentorship from seasoned professionals in neuroscience
Requirements
- Diploma level qualification or equivalent hands-on experience
- Strong attention to detail and ability to manage complex data
- Confident communicator who works well in clinical and academic settings
- Competency with IT systems including word processing and databases
- Understanding of UK job opportunities in clinical research
- Familiarity with medical terminology and data protection standards
- Flexible mindset and willingness to take on new challenges
Desirable
- Experience working directly with NHS teams or in a healthcare setting
- Knowledge of phlebotomy procedures
- Diploma in healthcare or clinical research
Salary Details
The offered range is 33,094 to 36,195 per year, depending on experience. You’ll also benefit from NHS pensions, annual leave, and further training opportunities as part of the Supportive work environment.
About the Role
This is your chance to step into meaningful, impactful work. As an Assistant Research Practitioner, you’ll support the neurology team across several NIHR research projects. From screening patients and handling consent to managing data and liaising with clinical staff, your work directly improves how patients are cared for today and researched for tomorrow.
You’ll become part of a team pioneering clinical trials for life-altering conditions like Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease, and Motor Neurone Disease. Your day-to-day will blend research precision with patient interaction — ideal if you’re passionate about the bridge between medicine and human connection.
Key Responsibilities
- Screen referred patients to assess eligibility and provide study information
- Obtain patient consent for observational studies in outpatient clinics
- Enter accurate data into study-specific clinical databases
- Collaborate with medical and academic staff in delivering research goals
- Coordinate administrative and logistical tasks within the research office
- Raise public and patient awareness of clinical trials and their benefits
- Contribute to a Supportive work environment that values safety and compassion
Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This role falls under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and will require a Disclosure submission to the Disclosure and Barring Service to review any previous convictions.
Certificate of Sponsorship
Applications from job seekers who require current Skilled Worker sponsorship to work in the UK are welcome and will be considered alongside all other applications. For further information visit the UK Visas and Immigration website.
Equal Opportunity Statement
They welcome applicants from all backgrounds. Their hiring decisions are based on capability and merit alone, free from bias or discrimination.
Employer Details
- Company Name: Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
- Address: London, United Kingdom
- Contact: Available through NHS Jobs portal
Reference Number
To be found via NHS Jobs portal or on request
How To Apply
Ready to bring research to life? Apply Now and take your place in a team that’s shaping NHS neuroscience from the inside out.
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