The Opportunity The Research Nurse (Oncology) will play a vital role in advancing clinical research at Monash University, coordinating oncology clinical trials that contribute to improved understanding and treatment of cancer.
Working within a multidisciplinary team, you will combine your clinical nursing expertise with research coordination to deliver high-quality, participant-centred care, support the collection of robust research data and ensure trials are conducted safely, ethically and in accordance with qualified and regulatory standards.
This position will be responsible for coordinating the delivery of clinical research trials, from participant recruitment, screening and informed consent through to trial visits, clinical assessments, ongoing monitoring and follow-up care.
You will collect, analyse and maintain accurate research data, manage clinical trial records and databases, and provide education and support to participants throughout their involvement.
Working closely with investigators, hospital and clinical teams, pharmaceutical companies and external research partners, you will build strong stakeholder relationships and contribute to research administration, reporting and publications.
You will also support the development of research procedures, quality assurance and continuous improvement initiatives, ensuring all activities comply with ethical, privacy, confidentiality, Good Clinical Practice and relevant regulatory requirements.
To be successful in this role you will have current registration as a Registered Nurse with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, alongside demonstrated clinical nursing experience in a relevant field, such as oncology or haematology.
You will bring strong clinical assessment, problem-solving and care coordination skills,



supported by excellent organisational abilities and the capacity to manage competing priorities.
An understanding of human research ethics, Good Clinical Practice, informed consent and clinical trial protocols is essential.
You will demonstrate sound judgement, initiative and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills, computer literacy, meticulous documentation practices and a clear understanding of patient confidentiality are also key, together with the ability to recognise and promptly escalate clinical concerns and adverse events.
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📌 Research Nurse (Oncology) (Melbourne)
🏢 Monash University
📍 Melbourne