Research GP

Shore Medical is seeking a Research GP to join our research team, working across our practice sites as required. The post holder will work as a Sub-Investigator on clinical research studies, supporting the delivery of high-quality research in accordance with study protocols and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines. The role will involve the clinical assessment and ongoing care of research participants, including screening for eligibility, obtaining informed consent, undertaking clinical assessments and follow-up visits, and reviewing clinical and laboratory results to ensure participant safety and wellbeing. We are looking for a GP with an interest in clinical research who is committed to delivering safe, high-quality patient care and maintaining the highest standards of GCP. The successful candidate will work closely with the Principal Investigator and wider research team, contributing to the successful delivery of clinical trials and ensuring participants are supported throughout their research journey. Job Type: 12-month Fixed Term Contract commencing December 2026 Hours: 1 session per week (Thursday)

The Research GP will play an important role in the delivery of clinical trials across Shore Medical, working alongside the Principal Investigator and research team to ensure studies are conducted safely and effectively. The role will involve clinical input throughout the research process, from assessing potential participants and confirming eligibility through to conducting study visits, reviewing investigations and monitoring participants during their involvement in a trial. The post holder will also identify and appropriately escalate any clinical concerns or significant results in accordance with study requirements. This is an opportunity for a GP with an interest in research to contribute to the development of evidence-based healthcare while supporting patients to take part in research. The successful candidate will be organised, clinically confident and committed to maintaining high standards of participant care and GCP compliance.