2 Temporary Project Management Jobs in Cambridge

to join our Qualifications team on a temporary basis covering maternity leave (9-12 months). This is a key role responsible for the project management of professional practice in relation to our members' continuing professional development (CPD) and Chartered status. In this position, you will: Oversee the … of Charted Chemist, or eligibility to apply for these. A consolidated knowledge of science with developed professional key skills obtained through postgraduate employment. Some project management experience The ability to demonstrate an understanding of continuing professional development. Excellent communication and team building skill. If you are interested in … contact us. You may also have experience in the following: Professional Standards Coordinator, Professional standards Manager, Scientific Ethics, Regulatory Affairs, SOPs, Process improvement, Risk Management, MRSC, Project Management, Best practice etc REF more »

to the smooth running of cancer research within the Trust on a daily basis, ensuring that staff follow relevant SOPs, policies and regulations. Line management of specified staff and accountability for all aspects of the quality of research services (both clinical and non-clinical) delivered within the span of … clinical, professional and corporate objectives. Deputise for the CCTC/ECMC Director of Operations where required Be an active member of the CCTC senior management teams. About us Our Trust Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) NHS Foundation Trust comprises Addenbrooke's Hospital and the Rosie Hospital in Cambridge. With over … collaboratively across professions and services. Demonstrable success in managing change. Introduced evidence based practice. Workforce planning, recruitment and retention. Desirable Working within the NHS. Management of staff within a research environment. Project management. Experience in haematology or oncology clinical trials. Knowledge Essential Clinical & research governance. Importance of successful more »