GLP Study Director

Are you looking to develop your career as a Study Director in one of the UK's most beautiful coastal locations? This outstanding scientific organisation delivers high-quality environmental fate, ecotoxicology and analytical chemistry studies for global clients across the pharmaceutical, agrochemical and chemical sectors. As a GLP Study Director within Environmental Fate, you'll lead OECD Environmental Fate studies from study set-up through to final report, ensuring projects are delivered on time, within budget and to the highest scientific and regulatory standards. The role • Leading GLP Environmental Fate studies in line with regulatory guidelines • Acting as the primary point of contact for clients and internal stakeholders • Overseeing all aspects of studies, from sample preparation through to final report • Preparing and reviewing study plans, SOPs and reports • Supporting client visits, inspections and external audits • Collaborating across multidisciplinary teams to deliver successful projects • Maintaining your technical expertise through continuous professional development You'll bring • A degree (BSc, MSc or PhD) in a relevant scientific discipline • Experience as a GLP Study Director and/or running OECD Environmental Fate studies • Practical understanding of computer system validation and data integrity principles • Excellent communication skills and a collaborative approach to working with clients and colleagues Why join? This isn't just another lab job. It offers the rare combination of high-impact global science and an outstanding quality of life. Wake up by the sea, walk the coast before work and spend your weekends exploring Dartmoor National Park, beautiful beaches and vibrant coastal towns. With excellent schools and easy access to Plymouth and Exeter, the area is ideal for both individuals and families. Work where your wellbeing is valued, your ideas are heard and your passion for science can flourish. Ready for your next challenge? Apply today and help clients better understand the environmental fate of chemicals while contributing to a safer, more sustainable future. Devon, VRS9452SP