Phlexglobal Launches Research Nurse Bank
Phlexglobal
, has broadened its personnel provision with the launch of a new Research Nurse Bank.
Following client requests, the Research Nurse Bank has been opened to supply skilled nursing staff on a temporary basis to both commercial and NHS clients. With experience of providing clinical research support at the client’s site, the nurses will be available for all phases of clinical trials.
The new initiative is an extension to Phlexglobal’s Task Force, which supplies experienced clinical research personnel, including CRAs, CTAs, QA personnel, research governance assistants/managers and document managers for interim and short term projects.
To compliment the new Task Force extension, Phlexglobal’s training division has added a new research nurse training program to its recently launched training curriculum, which specialzses in tuition for nurses wishing to move into the clinical research field (Essential Skills for Clinical Researchers: Research Nurse), as well as ongoing development for experienced nurses (Advanced Skills for Research Nurses).
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