Academic for the GCP team in Cytostatics Production at Rigshospitalet

Do you want to help ensure that patients gain access to new and innovative cancer treatments through clinical drug trials?

We are seeking a dedicated academic to our GCP team in Cytostatics Production at Rigshospitalet.

You will be part of the work with clinical drug trials and contribute to ensuring that trial medicines are handled correctly and in accordance with applicable quality requirements and legislation.

We work closely with clinical research units, hospital departments and external partners, and you will become part of a professionally strong team with a focus on quality, collaboration and patient safety.

Your tasks

You will play a central role in the handling of clinical drug trials. Your tasks will among other things include:

• Case processing and coordination of clinical drug trials, including startup of new trials
• Preparation and review of contracts, operating procedures and other trial-related documentation
• Ensuring that handling and documentation of trial medicines occur in accordance with applicable legislation
• Participation in startup, coordination and collaboration meetings with clinical research units and other partners
• Professional advice and sparring for GCP operations teams at Rigshospitalet and Herlev Hospital as well as other partners in connection with clinical drug trials
• Contribute to quality assurance, optimization and development of workflows within the GCP area
• Teaching and training of colleagues in trial-related workflows
• Participation in daily operations and handling of other tasks in the team

We provide a thorough onboarding process, where you gradually are introduced to the tasks and get the opportunity to develop your competences and areas of responsibility. The training will also include insight into and practical experience with the operating teams’ tasks within clinical drug trials, so you can contribute to professional sparring and support operations when needed.

About you

You are a pharmacist or have another relevant health or natural science degree.

We place emphasis on you

• have an interest in clinical drug trials
• have knowledge of GCP or a desire to build competencies in the area
• work in a structured and quality-conscious manner
• can maintain an overview in a busy everyday life
• thrive with both independent tasks and collaboration
• communicate clearly and professionally
• are curious, solution-oriented and development-oriented

Experience with clinical drug trials and GCP is an advantage, but not a requirement.

About us

Cytostatics Production is part of the Pharmacy of the Capital Region. We manufacture and deliver life-saving medicine to cancer patients and support a wide range of clinical drug trials.

We offer

• A meaningful job with significance for the future of cancer treatment
• An engaged team with high professionalism and close interdisciplinary collaboration
• Opportunities for professional development and influence on workflows
• A thorough onboarding process

Your primary workplace is at Rigshospitalet, but you will also collaborate with colleagues at Herlev Hospital.

Employment terms

The position is 37 hours per week in daytime shifts Monday to Friday, with no evening or weekend shifts. There is a paid lunch break and the possibility of flexible working hours by agreement.

Work location: Esther Møllers Vej 2, 2100 København Ø.

Salary and terms of employment

Employment is in accordance with the collective agreement below. The starting salary may vary depending on your seniority, experience, education and the geographic location of the workplace.

Collective agreement

Agreement for Academics employed in Regions, etc.

Position

Pharmacist

In addition to the starting salary you may have

• right to allowances under local pre-agreements
• right to special allowances, e.g. for evening, night and weekend work
• possibility to negotiate individual allowances depending on the position and your experience and qualifications

Additional information

If you would like to know more about the position, you are welcome to contact

Kristine Lorentsen

Head of Department, Cytostatics Production

Tel. 20 34 51 24

Email: [email protected]

Application

Application deadline: 19 November 2026.

We hold interviews on an ongoing basis and expect to hire by 1 January 2027.