Bioanalytical Manager Redhill

Bioanalytical Manager

Bioanalytical Managers lead teams responsible for the development and validation of analytical methods that measure drug levels and biomarkers in biological matrices. Their work supports pharmacokinetic, toxicokinetic, and immunogenicity studies.

Key duties:

• Overseeing LC-MS/MS and ligand-binding assays – For plasma, serum, urine, or tissue analysis.

• Managing GLP and GCLP-compliant operations – Ensuring data integrity and readiness for regulatory submission.

• Leading method validation and transfer – Collaborating with CROs or internal labs to standardise assays.

• Supervising scientists and analysts – Ensuring resource allocation and mentorship across studies.

• Interacting with clinical and regulatory teams – Supporting INDs, NDAs, and study reports with validated data.

This role requires deep analytical expertise, regulatory understanding, and project leadership in bioanalytical sciences.​

Redhill 

Redhill is a town in Surrey, in the South East region of England.   Redhill is located close to Reigate and approximately 20 miles south of Central London.  Other towns and cities within easy reach of Redhill include Crawley which is 10 miles away, Guildford 25 miles, Horsham 20 miles and Sevenoaks 30 miles.  Redhill is only 4 miles from the M25 and has mainline train services into London Victoria and London Bridge which makes it prime commuter land.   London Gatwick airport is just over 6 miles away opening up easy access to international business and holiday travel.  Although Redhill itself is not a particularly attractive town, it is surrounded by located is the picturesque Surrey countryside including the North Downs, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which offer great walking and cycling opportunities and numerous country pubs.

Famous people from Redhill include: Nick Hornby, writer (Fever Pitch, About a Boy and High Fidelity) and Chris Robshaw, former England rugby captain