SUPP111246
University of Bristol
SUPP111246
£37099
University of Bristol, Bristol
- Full time
- Permanent
- Onsite working
Posted 2 weeks ago, 16 May | Get your application in now before you miss out!
Closing date: Closing date not specified
job Ref: 3399a4051208481194211a45176fb3e7
Full Job Description
Bristol Vaccine Centre (BVC) is a team of doctors, nurses, academic, administrative and laboratory staff working together to develop new, better ways to prevent and treat infectious diseases. We conduct commercial and non-commercial clinical trials to evaluate novel drugs and vaccines, from small early-phase safety studies to large efficacy trials. We also want to find out more about the naturally occurring carriage of bacteria and/or viruses in healthy individuals, and how this changes in illness. This work can take the shape of large epidemiological studies or smaller lab-based research projects that use human tissue samples obtained via donations to the Bristol (Immunity & Infection) Biobank, which is coordinated by BVC staff.
We are seeking applications from motivated, reliable, and hard-working individuals for the role of Assistant Database Manager to join our friendly team.
What will you be doing?
- Coordinate the design and setup of databases for new studies
- Maintain existing databases, actioning updates and edits, as needed
- Facilitate uploads, downloads, transfers, cleaning and secure long-term storage of data
- Support a wide range of different research projects with their data management needs
- Ensure data are handled in line with regulations to preserve patient confidentiality
- Provide guidance, advice and training to other team members
- Make a positive contribution to the team by assisting colleagues and providing cover for other team members, as needed
Experience in data management (ideally in clinical research) likely in a University or NHS setting - Experience of using, creating, and editing databases (ideally REDCap)
- A methodical approach and excellent attention to detail
- Experience of working in a multi-disciplinary team
- Able to explain IT concepts to non-experts in simple terms
- Responsible approach to own work, and ability to work constructively with others to achieve team targets