Chemotherapy and Pharmacy Advisory Service of the National Institute for Health Research Looking for New Panel Members

The Chemotherapy and Pharmacy Advisory Service (CPAS) are currently seeking new panel members. The CPAS panel review draft and near final protocols to support investigators and each panel member will be asked to review up to SIX protocols per year. Though unpaid, membership and reviewing of protocols provides a significant training and development opportunity.

The CPAS welcome applications from clinicians, nurses, pharmacists and senior pharmacy technicians who work within a chemotherapy/radiopharmacy/clinical trials environment. (Pharmacy aseptics experience would also be useful). 
If you are interested in this exciting opportunity please submit your CV and short covering letter of application by email to: Mrs Sally Harvey, Pharmacy Advisor, Chemotherapy and Pharmacy Advisory Service, [email protected]

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