Clinical Study & Phlebotomy Specialist

About the role

The Dr. Moise Khayrallah Center for Pharmaceutical and Medical Research (PMRC) is hiring a Clinical Study & Phlebotomy Specialist to report to the Principal Investigator. This is a central position based on the Byblos campus, focused on the successful conduct of bioequivalence studies through accurate and timely blood and urine sample collection, processing and handling in line with study protocols, while protecting sample integrity and participant safety.

Key responsibilities

• Perform venipuncture with proper technique to collect adequate quality and quantity of samples at protocol-specified time points
• Handle, process and store biological specimens according to study protocols and laboratory procedures
• Label, process and prepare specimens, including blood and urine samples, for analytical testing
• Monitor study participants during in-house confinement, including fluid intake and output and meal consumption
• Maintain accurate records of sample collection and processing, package samples correctly and prepare them for shipment to the analytical laboratory
• Explain blood collection procedures to participants, identify suitable venipuncture sites and monitor them after collection
• Prepare study materials such as labelled collection tubes, check equipment readiness, obtain vital signs and assist with participant check-in
• Act as backup support for unit staff and perform other duties assigned by the supervisor

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Medical Laboratory or equivalent
• At least 3 years of experience as a Laboratory Technologist, preferably conducting bioequivalence studies
• Ability to work independently and in a team, with good judgment, active listening and discretion with confidential information
• Must meet the age of majority and hold the legal right to reside and work in Lebanon

Required skills

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint)
• Excellent verbal and written communication, detail-oriented and organized

Applications are submitted by email with a CV and a letter of interest stating the job title in the subject line; the closing date for applications is Thursday, 26 November 2026. The standard schedule is Monday to Friday, with occasional work outside regular hours, on weekends or holidays as needed.