Clinical Research Fellow - HPB-NET Medical Oncology
| Posting date: | 03 December 2025 |
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| Salary: | £52,656.00 to £73,992.00 per year |
| Additional salary information: | £52656.00 - £73992.00 a year |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 17 December 2025 |
| Location: | Manchester, M20 4BX |
| Company: | NHS Jobs |
| Job type: | Contract |
| Job reference: | C9413-25-0831 |
Summary
Audit: Fellows play a key role in Clinical Audit as a member of The Christie Medical staff. Clinics: Research fellows in Medical Oncology usually attend a number of outpatient clinics perweek (seeing new referrals, follow-ups and patients on clinical trials) and are expected to undertakethe administrative duties associated with the care of these patients. Clinical Governance: Fellows are expected to participate in all relevant aspects of clinicalgovernance, including maintaining up-to-date protocols, guidelines and clinical audit, under thesupervision of the Consultants in the disease group. Education: There are numerous courses organised annually by the School of Oncology at The Christie. Please refer to The School of Oncology website: Healthcare Education | The Christie School of Oncology In addition, there is an annual research event where all Medical Oncology fellows are encouraged to present their on-going research and a little about themselves. There are also weekly teaching sessions in practical life skills related to Medical Oncology, such as interview skills, oral presentation skills, curriculum vitae preparation, media training, career development etc. Professional Development: Fellows should also maintain a level of continuing professionaldevelopment consistent with the recommendations of the Royal College of Physicians. Appropriatearrangements for study leave will be made in conjunction with colleagues. There is the potential toattend national/international meetings (when this is an option) to present research work and fellowsare expected to be involved in writing papers and reviews, and will also be required to undergo anannual appraisal. Protocol Development: Fellows may also assist with the revision and development of evidence based clinical trial protocols for patients. Research: There are excellent opportunities for research within the Department. Fellows are encouraged to contribute to current research projects within the unit and/or set up new projects.The Manchester Cancer Research Centre has been established to bring together the expertise,ambition and resources of partner organisations, which include the University of Manchester, theCancer Research UK Manchester Institute, Cancer Research UK, in addition to The Christie NHSFoundation Trust. Post holders are committed to delivering at least four of the following:Successfully complete a clinical audit.Actively participate in at least one national or international meeting (abstract presentation).Successfully publish at least two first-author peer-reviewed manuscripts.Aid income generation through assistance in development and writing of investigator-ledstudies/grant applications for research projects.Increase the international profile of the Disease Group, The Christie School of Oncology and TheChristie Medical Oncology Fellowship programme.Representation from The Christie on international professional committees