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Clinical Research Associate

england, united kingdom / Posted
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Clinical Research Associate (CRA)


Remote with regular UK travel


Temporary 6-9 months


SRG is proud to be working with a leading cancer research organisation to support them on their hunt for a proactive Clinical Research Associate (CRA) to monitor clinical trials across sites throughout the UK. This role focuses on ensuring trials are delivered to a high standard, in compliance with ICH-GCP and applicable UK/EU regulations, while building strong site relationships.


Key Responsibilities:


  • Organise, conduct and document site initiation visits (SIVs) and routine monitoring visits in line with SOPs and monitoring guidelines.
  • Support Trial Master File (TMF), Investigator Trial File (ITF) and Pharmacy File set-up, maintenance, review and archiving.
  • Support site selection activities including feasibility questionnaires and pre-study visits.
  • Provide trial-specific training to site staff and ongoing support to ensure timely reporting of serious adverse events (SAEs).
  • Ensure sites comply with protocol, SOPs and regulatory requirements; manage deviations and escalate issues/serious breaches as needed.
  • Conduct pharmacy visits and ensure investigational medicinal product (IMP) is stored, handled, dispensed and reconciled appropriately.
  • Work with Data Management to support data quality and timelines (e.g., query resolution, patient/database milestones).
  • Contribute to process improvements and support onboarding/training of new team members where required.


Key Requirements:

  • Life sciences degree or equivalent nursing qualification/experience.
  • Strong working knowledge of ICH-GCP, clinical trial methodology and relevant UK/EU regulations.
  • Able to work independently across multi-centre studies; excellent organisation and time management.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills; confident building relationships with site teams and internal stakeholders.
  • Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
  • Willingness to travel regularly across the UK.
  • Oncology and/or early phase (non-healthy volunteer) monitoring experience.
  • Experience with EDC systems and/or eTMF platforms.


Apply now by attaching your CV in Word, or contact Paige Keenan for further information about this new role: [email protected]