Study Administrator College of Medicine and Health 107407 Grade 4

Position Details

College of Medicine and Health

Location: University of Birmingham Edgbaston Birmingham UK

Full time starting salary is normally in the range 27546 to 29171 with potential progression once in post to 32595

Grade:4

Closing date: 17th May 2026

2 Positions available

• Study Administrator 1 Fixed Term Contract up to November 2027
• Study Administrator - Data Fixed Term Contract up to September 2028

Background

The role will be part ofResearch FIRST (Flexible Innovative Research Support Team) which provides expert support for non-CTIMP research and other projects (e.g. management databases clinical audits and service evaluations). The service is delivered by the core team based at the ITM with direct access to clinical academic and professional support services from across the Birmingham Health Partners (BHP) ecosystem.

Research FIRST fully supports and manages a range of studies such as theELSA study STRAVINSKYandACORN. The team has expanded rapidly and is now looking for an Administrator to support the delivery of our work. The role will be to predominately support the ELSA (Early Surveillance for Autoimmune diabetes) study however some support and work on other studies may be required.

A part of this role would involve managing the ELSA studys social media pages with regular updates and re-sharing events and relevant posts as appropriate. The post holder would also be supporting with the preparation and distribution of home testing DBS kits to participants and stock requests for clinics in accordance with the ELSA study working procedures as well as performing quality control checks on kits as necessary.

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Study Administrator 1

Study Administrator 2 - Data

Please note candidates will be considered for both roles but should still specify which role they wish to be considered for first.

Further particulars can be foundhere

Informal enquiries to Sian Jenkins email:

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