Freelance Research Nurse job in Norway

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Job type: Permanent

Discipline: Clinical Research Associate (CRA)

Location: Norway

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Proclinical have partnered with a growing patient services company who are looking for an experienced Research Nurse to oversee patients visits for a variety of trials in Norway.

You will be responsible for supporting patients through the trial, helping them understand the protocol, administer the study drug and work closely with the Study Manager to support the ongoing trial. Patients visits are done in the home with travel required to and from.

This is a great opportunity to join a growing company specialising in decentralising trials for a variety of different clients.

Experience:

1-5 years' experience as a Nurse within a research setting
GCP knowledge required
Good organisational skills, including efficiency, punctuality, and collaboration in a team environment.
Proficiency with computer skills, such as MS Office

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Please click on the Apply button. Please include a short note outlining why you are interested in the role and why you think you are suitable.

In case you have difficulty in applying or if you have any questions, please contact Troy Neenan at +44 203 078 9576 or upload your CV on our website - www.proclinical.com/send-cv

A full job description is available on request.

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