- Pay
- £35–46k
- Where
- Reading, Berkshire, GB · GB
- Level
- Mid
Make your mark as a Clinical Monitor in the Healthcare sector, based in Reading.
Clinical trials live or die on the quality of their monitoring.
This growing healthcare company is building out its clinical operations function, and it needs someone who can spot a data discrepancy before it becomes a protocol deviation.
The Clinical Monitor role sits at the centre of that work, keeping trial sites honest, compliant and on schedule.
This isn't a corporate machine.
It's a startup, which means your work as Clinical Monitor will shape how the whole function runs, not just follow a template someone else wrote five years ago.
Here's what you'll be doing: Conduct site visits (remote and in-person) to verify data integrity, protocol adherence and informed consent processes Review case report forms against source documents and chase down queries until they're resolved Flag protocol deviations and safety concerns to the clinical team as soon as you spot them, not weeks later Build and maintain monitoring visit reports that hold up to regulatory scrutiny Support site staff with training on study procedures, GCP requirements and trial-specific documentation Work directly with the clinical operations lead to shape monitoring plans as the trial portfolio grows Here are the skills you'll need: Solid grounding in Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and ICH guidelines Experience monitoring clinical trials, whether CRA, in-house, or site-based Sharp attention to detail.
Data discrepancies don't announce themselves Comfortable working independently and making judgement calls without a long sign-off chain Clear written and verbal communication, especially when explaining findings to site staff who disagree with you Willingness to travel to sites as needed, alongside remote monitoring work Key perks and benefits: £34,500 to £46,000, depending on experience Equity in a business that's actually growing Hybrid working from Reading, with flexibility on hours A genuine learning and development budget, not a token gesture Flat structure.
No five layers of management between you and a decision Why pursue a career in Healthcare?
Healthcare is one of the few sectors where the work you do has a visible, measurable effect on people's lives.
Reading has become a quiet hub for life sciences and clinical research, with strong transport links and a growing cluster of healthcare employers that makes it an easy place to build a serious career.
A Clinical Monitor who does the job well becomes indispensable fast, and the progression routes from here, senior CRA, clinical operations management, are well worn for a reason.
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