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Clinical Safety Officer
Aspire Software. Own clinical safety for an agreed portfolio of live and in-development products.
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in clinical safety management, including risk assessment, documentation, and compliance with DCB0129. Proven ability to communicate clinical risks effectively to diverse stakeholders and contribute to continuous improvement in clinical safety processes.
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Clinical Safety Officer ExperienceDCB0129 ComplianceClinical Risk AssessmentNHS Digital Clinical Safety TrainingStakeholder Communication
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Hard Skills
Clinical Safety DocumentationHazard Log DevelopmentSafety Case ReportsRisk Control ImplementationIncident Investigation
Soft Skills
CollaborationEffective CommunicationProblem-Solving
Certifications & Qualifications
Current Clinician Registration
Industry Keywords
NHS Assurance ActivitiesCommunity PharmacyPharmacy Dispensing EnvironmentNHS Digital Assurance Processes
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Own clinical safety for an agreed portfolio of live and in-development products.
- Work with clinical, product and technical colleagues to identify hazards and assess clinical risks.
- Agree risk controls with stakeholders and verify effective implementation.
- Create and maintain clinical safety documentation, including hazard logs and safety case reports, in line with DCB0129.
- Assess the clinical safety impact of product changes, enhancements and updates.
- Review and investigate reported incidents, determine clinical risk, and recommend corrective actions.
- Advise whether products and releases are clinically safe and ready to go live.
- Support NHS assurance activities and provide clinical safety evidence.
- Communicate clinical risks to technical and non-technical audiences and challenge decisions where evidence is insufficient.
- Contribute to continuous improvement of clinical safety processes across the product lifecycle.
Requirements
What you’ll need- Minimum of one year’s experience in a Clinical Safety Officer role.
- Successful completion of NHS Digital Clinical Safety training.
- Current registration as a clinician with a relevant professional regulatory body.
- Proven experience applying DCB0129, including the development and maintenance of hazard logs and clinical safety case reports.
- Strong ability to assess clinical risk, collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams, and clearly communicate residual risk to stakeholders.
- Willingness to travel to our Chorley office as required.
- Desirable: Experience within community pharmacy, dispensing systems, or NHS digital assurance processes.
- Desirable: Hands-on experience in a pharmacy dispensing environment.
- Desirable: Experience working within a modern software or technology company.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Work from home: A remote-first role with the flexibility to manage your day in a way that works for you.
- Competitive pay: A salary that reflects your skills and your growth with us.
- Varied and engaging work: Work across both established systems and new product developments, giving you exposure to a broad range of clinical workflows and challenges.
- Close collaboration: Work alongside the teams who design, build and test our products, so you can influence safety from the earliest stages of development.