Location: EBMT Clinical Study office Leiden
Accountable to: Leiden Study Unit Manager

Objective of the post
Have you always wanted to help the industry find a cure for cancer? And do you feel good in a small, close and informal team with the thrill of being part of a large and prominent international organization on the cutting edge of science? Then this position might be right up your alley. For our office in Leiden, we are looking for a Data entry clerk for 32-36 hours/week. If this intrigues you, please continue reading below.
As Data entry clerk, you will support one or more of our Study Coordinators or Data Managers with their research studies in the field of stem cell transplants and cell therapy. You will be will be responsible for data entry and data quality for specific registry studies and may also send the queries to centres, and manage the answers. You will work together with EBMT Data Managers and Study Coordinators as well as with the participating sites. A proactive attitude and good communication skills are required.

Responsibilities and tasks

• Ensure the recording of data collected for specific studies.
• Ensure the quality of the data entry (Data quality checks: completeness and consistency) and validation.
• Send the queries to centres, and manage the answers
• Raise issues to different stakeholders and double check if the problem has been fixed.
• Report data entry status

Qualifications

• Higher vocational education, (para)medical fields.

Knowledge

• Broadly experienced in PC applications, like MS Office, Excel, Outlook
• Good in English
• Some knowledge of medical terminology
• Some knowledge of clinical research regulations

Skills

• Ability to communicate effectively with people in a multicultural/multilingual environment
• Good organizational skills
• Accurate and precise. Attention to detail
• Team player
• Work efficiently under pressure and meet deadlines

Your salary depends on your qualifications and experience; maximum salary: € 2979 gross per month based on a 36-hour work week.
EBMT offers attractive employment conditions. For example, you are entitled to 8% holiday pay, an end-of-year bonus, a pension plan at ABP, and you can benefit from the collective health insurance policy.

European Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation (EBMT)

The European Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation (EBMT) is a non-profit organisation that was established in 1974 to allow scientists and physicians involved in clinical bone marrow transplantation to share their experiences and develop co-operative studies. More recently, the scope of the organisation has broadened to include work in cellular therapy as well.