HRB- Trials Methodology Research Network Ireland

Join Our Team: National Programme Manager HRB-TMRN University of Galway More than a #career opportunity! ⭐ Lead with Purpose: Drive national and international collaborations to strengthen Ireland's clinical #trialsmethodology landscape. ⭐ Innovate: Develop cutting-edge methodologies and oversee impactful research projects. ⭐ Engage: Facilitate meaningful public involvement in #clinicaltrials. ⭐ Grow: Work with an expert team and build your leadership and strategic management skills. Salary: €63,958 - €83,494 per annum Contract: Full-time, fixed-term from Feb 2025 to Sept 2026 (with potential for renewal) Deadline: 17:00 (Irish)17th Jan 2025 https://lnkd.in/eNkJ3n29 #JobFairy Reach out to Dr Sandra Galvin to discuss further.

🔬 Exciting leadership opportunity with our group https://lnkd.in/en2qUhJc 🌟 After 10 incredible years of leadership from Dr Sandra Galvin, who is moving on to new adventures, we're seeking our next exceptional leader to join the HRB- Trials Methodology Research Network Ireland https://www.hrb-tmrn.ie/ at University of Galway 🔬 Position: Research Fellow - National Programme Manager Building on a decade of excellence, we're looking for a visionary leader to continue driving innovation in clinical trials methodology across Ireland and beyond. This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of clinical trials research! 🎯 The role: -Lead and coordinate HRB-TMRN's national operations -Drive strategic initiatives across multiple universities -Foster international collaborations -Manage innovative research projects -Lead public involvement and stakeholder engagement 💫 Ideal candidate: -PhD in health-related field -6+ years postdoctoral experience -Strong track record in research program management -Experience in stakeholder engagement -Excellence in building international collaborations 📊 We Offer: -Competitive salary scale (€63,958 - €83,494) -Fixed-term contract until September 2026 (with potential for renewal) -Opportunity to work with leading research people and institutions nationally and internationally -Chance to make a real impact on clinical trials methodology 🗓️ Applications close: 17th January 2025, 17:00 (Irish Time) Interested? See below videos celebrating our 10 years and see job description here https://lnkd.in/en2qUhJc #ClinicalTrials #ResearchJobs #Academia #Ireland #Research #HealthResearch #ClinicalResearch

📢 We’re Hiring! Join the HRB-TMRN Team as National Programme Manager. www.hrb-tmrn.ie #TrialsMethodology Are you passionate about advancing #clinicaltrials & improving patient outcomes? The HRB-Trials Methodology Research Network (HRB-TMRN) is seeking a visionary National Programme Manager to lead and shape the future of clinical trial methodology in Ireland and beyond. 🌟 Role Highlights: ⭐ Strategic leadership of national and international initiatives. ⭐ Collaboration with leading universities and global research organisations. ⭐ Driving public engagement and fostering meaningful partnerships. ⭐ Managing innovative research projects to impact health policies. 📍 Location: University of Galway 📅 Closing Date: January 17, 2025 This is your chance to be at the forefront of groundbreaking research, working with a dynamic, multidisciplinary team to make a real difference. 🔗 Learn more and apply today: https://lnkd.in/es2dxnuA #ClinicalTrials #ResearchLeadership #CareerOpportunity #JoinOurTeam #TrialsMethodology HRB National Clinical Trials Office (NCTO)

🔬 Exciting leadership opportunity with our group https://lnkd.in/en2qUhJc 🌟 After 10 incredible years of leadership from Dr Sandra Galvin, who is moving on to new adventures, we're seeking our next exceptional leader to join the HRB- Trials Methodology Research Network Ireland https://www.hrb-tmrn.ie/ at University of Galway 🔬 Position: Research Fellow - National Programme Manager Building on a decade of excellence, we're looking for a visionary leader to continue driving innovation in clinical trials methodology across Ireland and beyond. This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of clinical trials research! 🎯 The role: -Lead and coordinate HRB-TMRN's national operations -Drive strategic initiatives across multiple universities -Foster international collaborations -Manage innovative research projects -Lead public involvement and stakeholder engagement 💫 Ideal candidate: -PhD in health-related field -6+ years postdoctoral experience -Strong track record in research program management -Experience in stakeholder engagement -Excellence in building international collaborations 📊 We Offer: -Competitive salary scale (€63,958 - €83,494) -Fixed-term contract until September 2026 (with potential for renewal) -Opportunity to work with leading research people and institutions nationally and internationally -Chance to make a real impact on clinical trials methodology 🗓️ Applications close: 17th January 2025, 17:00 (Irish Time) Interested? See below videos celebrating our 10 years and see job description here https://lnkd.in/en2qUhJc #ClinicalTrials #ResearchJobs #Academia #Ireland #Research #HealthResearch #ClinicalResearch

Join us tomorrow, December 12th 2024 on the #WildAtlanticWay in Galway. 💡 What to expect: 🔸 Engaging keynote talks by renowned experts in #clinicaltrials. 🔸 A deep dive into the future of #trialsmethodology. 🔸 Networking opportunities with leaders in the field. 📢 Don’t miss this milestone event! Some places still available: https://lnkd.in/gE_RtdG

Change of Venue ✨ We look forward to welcoming attendees to the @TheGalmont this coming Thursday 12th December to mark our ten years of #TrialsMethodology Research in Ireland. Extra places now available: https://lnkd.in/gE_RtdG #ClinicalTrials #Futurecare #Innovation #Networking HRB National Clinical Trials Office (NCTO)

📢Calling all #TrialsMethodology #PhDScholars ✨ Join us for a fantastic line up of speakers to share updates & inspire your PhD programme. 📍 Trinity College Dublin 🗓️ Feb 11th 2025 💻https://lnkd.in/gE_RtdG A fully refundable registration deposit of €20 applies.

✨ Inspire the Next Generation of Scientists! ✨ Calling all educators and young explorers in 4th, 5th, and 6th classes! The START Competition based at the https://lnkd.in/en2qUhJc is now open, inviting students to design and conduct their very own randomised trials. This exciting initiative fosters critical thinking and scientific literacy among our future leaders. Aligned with key curriculum areas—including Maths, Science, SPHE, and ICT—this is a fantastic opportunity to bring real-world science into the classroom. Teachers and students are encouraged to identify a simple yet compelling research question and follow the steps of a clinical trial to find the answer. 🗓️ Deadline for project submissions: 14th April 2025 For more information and to access valuable resources, visit the official START Competition website at https://lnkd.in/dtHQ-cYz Let's nurture the scientists of tomorrow, today! #STARTCompetition #STEMEducation #FutureScientists

We are delighted to announce the launch of the next HRB National Conference, taking place on 3 December 2025. The theme focuses on Advancing Evidence-Informed Policy for Health and Social Care in Ireland. Join us as we bring together leading experts to explore how evidence can shape and transform policy. Save the date and stay tuned for updates on speakers, the agenda, and how to register. https://lnkd.in/e25_wJcB #HRBNationalConference2025 #HRBNationalConference #EvidenceInformedPolicy #HealthCare #SocialCare

🎉 We are thrilled to announce that Neil Wallace, graduate of the MSc Clinical Trials at UCC has won the prestigious 2023 David Sackett Young Investigator Award for the best publication in the Journal of Clinical Epidemiology by a young researcher his groundbreaking research for his thesis paper on ethnicity reporting in clinical trials!🎉 This work was supervised by Dr Frances Shiely, at the HRB Clinical Research Facility - University College Cork, The School of Public Health UCC, UCC Medicine and Health & HRB- Trials Methodology Research Network Ireland. Neil's research has shed crucial light on the persistent challenges in recording and reporting participant ethnicity in clinical trials.   The findings demonstrate the Underrecording and underreporting of ethnicity in clinical trials: while 67% of trials collect ethnicity data, only 9% provide comprehensive details on collection and reporting methods. This research doesn't just identify problems - it offers concrete solutions through practical recommendations that will help shape the future of clinical trial design.   Further work in the area of inclusivity in trials is the SENSITISE (Inclusive Clinical Trials Training and Education) project. Follow the trial on LinkedIn and Twitter and for outputs which will be freely available to all, see the trial website: https://lnkd.in/erh-YQfm for further details.