As a Clinical Nurse, you will conduct complex and innovative early-phase clinical studies in collaboration with the medical team (doctors, nurses, and care assistants). These studies test experimental drugs, often for the first time, on healthy volunteers and patients. Each study is different, which makes the work incredibly engaging. You will investigate a wide variety of medicines and generate data for these studies through a broad range of paramedical activities, closely monitoring the volunteers.
Your focus will primarily be on the technical aspects of nursing. The care aspect is significantly less present in this role.
What you do
Paramedical tasks are highly diverse and vary depending on the phase of a clinical study. General nursing technical tasks include:
- Blood sampling
- Blood pressure measurement
- BMI determination
- Drug tests on urine samples
- ECG
Specific tests such as spirometry and bleeding time determination are performed during:
- Selection examinations of volunteers (medical screening)
- Return visits of volunteers (ambulatory interim follow-ups)
- The stay of volunteers for clinical research (continuous monitoring)
What they ask
- You are a graduated/certified nurse
- You speak fluent Dutch and English
- You are excellent in nursing technical skills
- You are accurate and punctual
- You are stress-resistant and driven by challenges
- You are flexible and inspire confidence
- You are available for a minimum of 50 hours per month
Practical
Your schedule is built based on your availability. Your personal preferences for morning, evening, or weekend shifts will be taken into account. You will be scheduled based on your availability and the necessity.
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