Stroke Research Nurse

Main area Stroke Research Grade NHS AfC:
Band 6 Contract 12 months (12 month Fixed Term Contract) Hours Full time - 37.5 hours per week (N/A) Job
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Employer King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Employer type NHS Site King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Town London Salary £46,419 - £55,046 per annum, including high cost allowance Salary period Yearly Closing 03/02/2026 23:59

King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is one of the UK’s largest and busiest teaching Trusts with a turnover of c £1.8 billion, 1.5 million patient contacts a year and more than 15,000 staff based across 5 main sites in South East London. The Trust provides a full range of local hospital services across its different sites, and specialist services from King’s College Hospital (KCH) sites at Denmark Hill in Camberwell and at the Princess Royal University Hospital (PRUH) site in the London Borough of Bromley.

We encourage all our staff to have a healthy work/life balance. In doing so, you can apply for flexible working from the beginning of your employment. We offer a range of options which are designed to suit different circumstances and priorities in line with service requirements.

The post holder will be responsible for recruiting to, and following up, patients in trials and studies adopted by the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR).

The post-holder will be based at the Stroke Research Office at King’s College Hospital and work in close liaison with the principal investigators at King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and at the Princess Royal University Hospital (PRUH) site in Orpington. The post-holder will be required, on occasions, to see study patients and to recruit new patients into studies, at the PRUH.

The post holder will be responsible for co-ordinating a portfolio of non-commercial and commercial clinical trials. Key responsibilities will include patient screening and recruitment, collecting data and data entry, supporting and monitoring patients, ensuring trials are set up and managed in accordance with regulatory, sponsor and local Research & Innovation (R&I) requirements.

The post holder will be expected to attend thrombolysis calls in A&E, attend ward rounds and multi-disciplinary meetings to help identify participants suitable for entry into trials. The post holder is expected to work as part of a team and at times autonomously, ensuring research governance and patient safety are prioritized at all times.

For multi-centre trials led at KCH, the post holder will also be expected to support investigators and their teams at recruiting sites.

The post holder will work closely with the Stroke Research Manager, Research Nurse, Clinical Trials Coordinator, medical staff, the Clinical Nurse Specialist Teams, the, radiologists and the pharmacy technicians.

As a qualified nurse, the post holder may be delegated the responsibility for preparation/administration of trial drugs and will work closely with within the wider nursing team to ensure all drug administration and other clinical nursing responsibilities are both in line with the trial protocol and Trust procedures and guidelines.

King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is one of the UK’s largest and busiest teaching Trusts with a turnover of c £1.8 billion, 1.5 million patient contacts a year and around 15,000 staff based across 5 main sites in South East London. The Trust provides a full range of local hospital services across its different sites, and specialist services from King’s College Hospital (KCH) sites at Denmark Hill in Camberwell and at the Princess Royal University Hospital (PRUH) site in Bromley.

King’s is committed to delivering Sustainable Healthcare for All via our Green Plan. In line with national Greener NHS ambitions, we have set net zero carbon targets of 2040 for our NHS Carbon Footprint and 2045 for our NHS Carbon Footprint Plus.

Clinical Responsibilities

• Work in support / conjunction with the Stroke Research Manager and wider team to manage a number of trials, ensuring trial protocols and…