Richmond Pharmacology is one of Europe's leading early phase Contract Research Organizations, conducting phase 1 and early phase 2 trials across a variety of therapeutic areas. We have a growing phase 3 portfolio too, and our continued expansion has led us to expand our pharmacy team.

We are seeking a Pharmacy Associate who will be responsible for assisting the Pharmacy Department in the timely preparation and the manufacturing of Investigational Medicinal Products (IMP) at Richmond Pharmacology.

Responsibilities:

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To adhere to a planned schedule of work in line with the Pharmacy rota set by the Pharmacy Services Manager.

To assist in the review of study protocols and pharmacy manuals with particular attention to the IMP-related protocol sections.
To assist with the generation of pharmacy study documents and to ensure that all documents are accurate, complete and QC checked.
To prepare Investigational Medicinal Products (IMPs) for clinical trials, including but not limited to reconstitution, packing, labelling and dispensing according to GMP.
To work closely with Research Physicians, Project Managers and other core members of the clinical project team to ensure safe and efficient conduct of the clinical trials.
To participate in ordering pharmacy related study supplies as applicable and make sure all supplies are in place prior to the start of the study.
To receive study supplies and drug accountability throughout the trial.
To ensure IMPs and other drug supplies (NIMPS, rescue medications etc.) are received and stored according to the Pharmacy SOP and GMP.
To complete drug reconciliation and facilitate IMP return to client/destruction and all documentation related to this.
To complete weekly temperature records.
To complete monthly emergency drug trolley checks.
To assist in resolving any issues raised by quality control including data query resolution.
To assist in the study close out and interim monitoring visits.
To assist with the archiving of all pharmacy related study documentation.
To ensure compliance with RPL’s Pharmaceutical Quality Management system in accordance with relevant SOPs and instructions and the expert knowledge of RPL Qualified Persons.
To complete all Pharmacy staff training activities.
To remain delegated to all relevant studies by having read and acknowledged all Standard Operating Procedures and study documents when due.

To assist in the review of any process deviations and take corrective actions as instructed by the Qualified Persons and/or Pharmacy Services Manager (as applicable).
To participate in all Pharmacy meetings when required.
To complete any other activities as advised by the Pharmacy Services Manager.

In return, we offer a competitive remuneration package, including matching pension contributions (5%), life assurance (3x salary), private single medical and dental insurance and a generous holiday allowance, starting at 25 days, excluding bank holidays, increasing by 1 day per annum, up to a maximum of 30 days.

Job Type: Full-time

Salary: £25,000.00 per year

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