Clinical Trials Digital Systems Officer - Bangor, United Kingdom - Bangor University

Bangor University
Bangor University
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Bangor, United Kingdom

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Applications are invited from software development and IT professionals for the above position primarily located within Bangor University's Clinical Trials Unit (NWORTH) and with integration into Digital Services.

This is an excellent opportunity to join an innovative and successful team engaged in the rewarding task of supporting clinical trials of complex interventions that inform clinical practice and have a positive impact on healthcare policy and patient outcomes, whilst being integrated with the University's central services.

The postholder will be expected to provide advice and design expertise when new systems are required.

They will implement new software and modify existing software in a controlled manner, with an emphasis on automated testing and software integrity.


The postholder will design, develop and implement clinical IT systems, including web-based systems, relational databases and current trial data management software (in particular Ennov MACRO and REDCap) to support trials (and other rigorous quantitative studies) in the design and management of data capture, analysis, dissemination and archiving.

You will be working with a wide variety of CTU and trial staff including statisticians, quality assurance officers, trial managers, clinicians, research nurses and data entry clerks therefore excellent communication skills are essential.

You will contribute to the ongoing review and development of the IT function's Standard Operating Procedures and service improvements and will provide regular reports to the CTU Director, CTU Manager and Core Operations Group.

The role is full-time. Applications will also be considered to carry out this role on a part-time or job share basis.

Committed To Equal Opportunities

Overview


Bangor University:
A reputation for excellence.

Founded in 1884, Bangor University has a long tradition of academic excellence and a strong focus on the student experience.

Around 10,000 students currently study at the University, with teaching staff based within fourteen Academic Schools.

Bangor University is ranked in the top 40 in the UK for research, according to the Research Excellence Framework (REF The REF recognised that more than three-quarters of Bangor's research is either world-leading or internationally excellent, ahead of the average for UK universities.


The University is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty, between the mountains of Snowdonia and the shores of the Menai Strait - and road and rail links to Liverpool, Manchester, London and elsewhere are excellent.


College of Human Sciences:
The College of Human Sciences is one of three colleges at Bangor University.

The College, through the University, is formally linked to the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board enabling an integrated approach to developing research, training, medical and healthcare education that serves the needs of North Wales and beyond.


The School of Medical & Health Sciences:

The School of Medical & Health Sciences is the University's main focus for activities that support the healthcare professional workforce.


Our Mission is as follows:


The School mobilises its expertise and experience to generate new solutions to health challenges by engaging with health care research, scholarship, teaching and learning that is of the highest possible standard, quality and value to service users, students, practitioners and stakeholders.


Recognising our bilingual heritage in North Wales, we pay special attention to maintaining language and cultural competence relevant to local, national and international partners.


The Mission statement emphasises our commitment to work in partnership with NHS services and staff, other service providers, patients and the public to create the best possible impact on healthcare and health.

Our portfolio supports workforce development, service improvement and research across North Wales, supported by our Bangor and Wrexham campuses.

The School is the sole provider for pre-registration education for the nursing, midwifery and radiography professions in North Wales.

We host a fully accredited Clinical Trials Unit, with research centres or clusters around health economics, primary care, evidence synthesis, improvement, service user perspectives, rehabilitation, and bilingual aspects of healthcare.

We pay attention to demonstrating the links between our research and teaching activities, and in providing our students with excellent learning experiences that equip them with the ability to succeed in their professional careers.

North Wales Organisation for Randomised Trials in Health (NWORTH):

The North Wales Organisation for Randomised Trials in Health and Social Care is a clinical trials unit (CTU) which has full UKCRC registration.

The CTU is part funded by the Welsh Government via Health and Care Research Wales. The mission of the Unit is to conduct clinical trials and studies of complex interventions of the highest quality; delivering
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