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As a clinical vaccine research scientist, I get the chance to undertake a range of responsibilities within the team, starting from assisting different clinical study initiation activities for site-facing and participant-facing documents, through to the conduct and closure of the trial. My daily interactions have an emphasis on with a focus on data research and analysis of the trials, observing clinical data trends and communicating findings with a variety of teams internally within our department. I am involved with document reviews for studies, like protocols, protocol amendments, preparation of lab manuals, database analysis plans, protocol deviation reporting, informed consent document prep etc. I also get the chance to attend safety reviews, regulatory and quality, clinician, and study management meetings who all operate to ensure the smooth execution of a clinical trial. There are also other projects like volunteering and colleague resource groups that I actively support, where I undertake varied responsibilities.

Yes, I have worked on and improved my communication, organisation, confidence, and proactivity. I have also acquired very valuable profession-oriented skills that I will carry with me throughout my career.

I felt like a real team player, and was given the right amount of responsibility and trust. I contributed as a real Clinical Research scientist in the projects that I was involved in.

My supervisor, colleagues, and team, were one of the most supportive people I've worked with. In terms of encouraging me to achieve more, and being very understanding when life got in the way, they have always supported me.

Very friendly, determined, disciplined, joyful and collaborative.

My placement did act as a key growth journey for my career progression and it was a genuinely enjoyable time for me. I felt like a valued part of the team, and had the chance to delve into the depths of the projects I took a part of. I am really grateful for the bonds and learnings I'll take away with me from this placement.

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