Clinical Research Fellow in Radiotherapy on cancer evolution Full-time

Clinical Research Fellow in Radiotherapy on Cancer Evolution

This role supports clinical and translational research within the CRUK City of London Radiation Research Programme, investigating cancer evolution, treatment response, and mechanisms of radiotherapy resistance through laboratory-based and computational research approaches.

You will lead and contribute to research projects, analyse biological specimens and clinical datasets, collaborate with multidisciplinary and international teams. Support grant applications and publish findings in high-impact scientific forums. Working in a highly collaborative and innovative environment alongside researchers and clinicians at UCL and UCLH. Contribute to the Providentia 1000 Project, developing a unique integrated radiotherapy and molecular outcomes database for children and young people. Appointment will be on either RDPS for resident doctors in a GMC-approved training programme, or to CL7 will be where this role is joined with an existing, separate clinical role the applicant holds, in line with the Follett Principles on joint clinical academic employment.

The role is ideally suited to an oncology trainee with strong research, analytical and communication skills who is keen to develop expertise in translational cancer research, precision medicine and radiation oncology.