Study Director - Agrochemical
Negotiable Dependent on Experience
REF: CRP811
Are you an experienced Study Director looking for a new challenge? Do you have experience in the Agrochemical Industry?
Key Information
- South East
- 07376 380880
- Permanent
- 15-01-2021
- Negotiable Dependent on Experience
Job Description
Main Responsibilities
- Act as Study Director on predominantly GLP studies.
- Liaise with Colleagues and Sponsors to ensure suitable Study Plans are implemented and followed.
- Carry out Method Development and Validation as and when required.
- Appropriately delegate duties and requirements of studies.
- Monitor and Interpret Data from Analysis and conduct Analysis of Samples when required.
- Ensure all relevant regulations are adhered to at all times
- Ensure efficient and timely completion of studies and projects.
For more information or to apply, please contact Louis Williams at louis.williams@networkscientific.co.uk
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To be considered...
- BSc in Chemistry or related, relevant discipline.
- Excellent communication and organisational skills.
- Significant practical analytical experience in a similar environment.
- Experience in a similar, regulated laboratory environment in the Agrochemical Industry.
- Working knowledge of GLP (Good Laboratory Practice). And Relevant Agrochemical Regulations.
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