Metabolic Disease Unit Research Nurse

Metabolic Disease Unit Research Nurse

Full-Time 156735 - 191565 $ / year (est.) On-site
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Coordinate early phase clinical trials for innovative therapies in rare metabolic diseases.
  • Company: Join RMH, a leading public health service with a collaborative culture.
  • Benefits: Salary packaging options, excellent work-life balance, and career development opportunities.
  • Other info: Be part of a dynamic team dedicated to transforming healthcare for rare disease patients.
  • Why this job: Make a real difference in patients' lives while advancing your clinical research career.
  • Qualifications: Registered Nurse with experience in clinical trials and strong organisational skills.

The predicted salary is between 156735 - 191565 $ per year.

Coordinate the delivery of early phase clinical trials investigating novel therapies for rare diseases.

Why Join RMH?

  • Play a key role in delivering innovative early-phase clinical trials that may transform the lives of patients living with rare metabolic disorders.
  • Join a highly specialised, state-wide multidisciplinary team providing expert care to patients across Victoria and Tasmania.
  • Develop your clinical research career in a collaborative environment with opportunities to lead study coordination from feasibility through to study closure.

About the Role

The MDU is a specialist state-wide service providing care for patients with a broad range of inherited metabolic conditions, including phenylketonuria, lysosomal storage disorders, glycogen storage diseases and mitochondrial disease.

Key Accountabilities

In this role, you will

  • Coordinate the end-to-end delivery of clinical trials within the Metabolic Diseases Unit.
  • Prepare and manage ethics and governance submissions, study documentation and regulatory requirements.
  • Recruit, consent and support participants throughout their research journey.
  • Maintain accurate study records, data entry and reporting in accordance with Good Clinical Practice standards.

About You

  • Registered Nurse with at least two years' experience as a Research Nurse or Study Coordinator.
  • Demonstrated experience coordinating clinical trials and managing multiple priorities in a complex healthcare environment.
  • Highly developed interpersonal, communication and organisational skills with the ability to work independently and collaboratively.
  • Experience developing clinical guidelines, protocols and research documentation.
  • Experience working in rare disease or metabolic disease clinical trials.
  • Previous experience preparing ethics submissions and maintaining HREC correspondence.

Benefits of Working at RMH

  • Salary packaging options, earn up to $12,000 tax free earnings.
  • Enjoy excellent work-life balance in a supportive and collaborative team environment.
  • Career development and progression opportunities within one of Australia\'s leading public health services.
  • Convenient access to onsite parking and public transport.
  • Fantastic learning and development opportunities across research and clinical practice.

Interested?

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Contact Details:

Melbourne Health Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Metabolic Disease Unit Research Nurse

Clinical Trial Coordination
Ethics and Governance Submissions
Participant Recruitment and Consent
Data Entry and Reporting
Good Clinical Practice (GCP)
Interpersonal Skills
Communication Skills