EnteroBiotix

28/05/2021

EnteroBiotix is pioneering a new field of science and medicine - to unlock the therapeutic potential of the gut microbiome through novel microbiome modulating therapeutics.

We are looking for full-time Production Technicians, to join our Production teams at both our Aberdeen (Foresterhill) and Glasgow (Bellshill) manufacturing sites.

Reporting to the Production Team Leader, and working as part of a flexible, quality focused team, the Production Technician will conduct manufacturing activities involved in the creation of our drug product.

Primary duties include operation and maintenance of the production equipment, and undertaking scheduled cleaning regimes whilst strictly adhering to protocols and procedures, and competently recording data. This is a role that requires very close attention to detail.

The ideal candidate will have at least 3 years of experience working in a cGMP environment, in a pharmaceutical, healthcare or a biomedical setting, fully familiar with GMP procedures and/or working within a regulated/quality-controlled manufacturing environment, as well as familiarity with the Office 365 suite.

Working at EnteroBiotix is more than a job – collectively we have the opportunity to change the standard of care for patient populations suffering from hard to treat diseases and infections. Our people are talented, ambitious, collaborative, adaptable, and passionate about improving the health of others. In return we offer a competitive salary, discretionary bonus scheme, above base rate employer pension contributions, generous leave allowance, life cover, medical insurance, and share options for eligible employees.

Please send your CV and a covering letter explaining what makes you the best candidate for the role to [email protected] with ‘Production Technician | Aberdeen/Glasgow' (delete as appropriate) in the subject line.

28/05/2021

EnteroBiotix is pioneering a new field of science and medicine - to unlock the therapeutic potential of the gut microbiome through novel microbiome modulating therapeutics.

We are looking for a full-time Donor Operations Assistant to join our Donor Operations team, who are responsible for maintaining our Number 2 Donor Programme in Aberdeen.

Reporting to the Donor Manager, primary duties are to deliver donation packs to our donors at their homes across Aberdeen, and the subsequent collection of clinical material and transportation to our facility in the Foresterhill Health Campus. Another key component of the role is the completion of GMP & GCP compliant documentation for each collection, to meet strict regulatory requirements.

The ideal candidate will have at least 3 years of experience working in logistics within a regulated industry such as pharmaceutical, healthcare, clinical trials or a biomedical setting, and be familiar with GMP and GCP procedures and/or working within a regulated/quality-controlled environment, as well as familiarity with the Office 365 suite. You must also hold a current, clean driving licence, for a minimum of 3 years.

This is a public facing role, and as such you will have excellent interpersonal skills, always representing EnteroBiotix in a professional and courteous manner, with core working hours between 09:00 and 17:30, Monday to Friday, with a degree of flexibility as sometimes donor requirements for the timing of collections can fall outside these hours.

Working at EnteroBiotix is more than a job – collectively we have the opportunity to change the standard of care for patient populations suffering from hard to treat diseases and infections. Our people are talented, ambitious, collaborative, adaptable, and passionate about improving the health of others. In return we offer a competitive salary, discretionary bonus scheme, above base rate employer pension contributions, generous leave allowance, life cover, medical insurance, and share options for eligible employees.

Please send your CV and a covering letter explaining what makes you the best candidate for the role to [email protected] with ‘Donor Operations Assistant’ in the subject line.

28/05/2021

DONOR OPERATIONS ASST
EnteroBiotix is pioneering a new field of science and medicine - to unlock the therapeutic potential of the gut microbiome through novel microbiome modulating therapeutics.

We are looking for a full-time Donor Operations Assistant to join our Donor Operations team, who are responsible for maintaining our Number 2 Donor Programme in Aberdeen.

Reporting to the Donor Manager, primary duties are to deliver donation packs to our donors at their homes across Aberdeen, and the subsequent collection of clinical material and transportation to our facility in the Foresterhill Health Campus. Another key component of the role is the completion of GMP & GCP compliant documentation for each collection, to meet strict regulatory requirements.

The ideal candidate will have at least 3 years of experience working in logistics within a regulated industry such as pharmaceutical, healthcare, clinical trials or a biomedical setting, and be familiar with GMP and GCP procedures and/or working within a regulated/quality-controlled environment, as well as familiarity with the Office 365 suite. You must also hold a current, clean driving licence, for a minimum of 3 years.

This is a public facing role, and as such you will have excellent interpersonal skills, always representing EnteroBiotix in a professional and courteous manner, with core working hours between 09:00 and 17:30, Monday to Friday, with a degree of flexibility as sometimes donor requirements for the timing of collections can fall outside these hours.

Working at EnteroBiotix is more than a job – collectively we have the opportunity to change the standard of care for patient populations suffering from hard to treat diseases and infections. Our people are talented, ambitious, collaborative, adaptable, and passionate about improving the health of others. In return we offer a competitive salary, discretionary bonus scheme, above base rate employer pension contributions, generous leave allowance, life cover, medical insurance, and share options for eligible employees.

Please send your CV and a covering letter explaining what makes you the best candidate for the role to [email protected] with ‘Donor Operations Assistant’ in the subject line.

06/05/2021

EnteroBiotix are seeking healthy and motivated volunteers to donate microbiome samples to support the Company's research and development activities.

If you are a non-smoker, fit & healthy, aged 18-40 and based in the Aberdeen area, you could help make a difference.

Every day you flush away a treasure trove of microbes that could be used to treat seriously ill people.

https://number2.org/

Find out how you can help harness the power of the gut microbiome to prevent and treat diseases.

Number 2 Donor Programme is recruiting healthy people to become stool donors. Donations are transformed into medicinal treatments for people suffering from life threatening diseases, and help us investigate the role that the gut microbiome plays in human health. Become a donor, make a difference.

06/09/2019

In just over two years since its inception, EnteroBiotix has advanced from a concept on a piece of paper to a reputable biopharmaceutical company delivering potentially life-saving medicinal products to patients across the UK and EU.

29/05/2019

EnteroBiotix secures £2m seed extension investment, strengthens leadership position in microbiome therapeutics and opens new office in Boston, US.

20/05/2019

EnteroBiotix and it’s regulatory support team were at the European Medicines Agency today meeting with the Innovation Task Force to discuss and get feedback on the Company’s product pipeline and development plans.

The Innovation Task Force is a multidisciplinary group that includes scientific, regulatory and legal competences. It was set up to ensure coordination across the Agency and to provide a forum for early dialogue with applicants on innovative aspects in medicines development.

There was a great turn out and it was a fantastic discussion.

12/03/2019

Our Founder Dr James McIlroy was in The House of Commons as a guest of the the Royal Society of Edinburgh at the Voice of the Future Event.

Here was his question to the committee: “Antibiotic resistance is fast becoming a global crisis with catastrophic economic, social and humanitarian consequences. Despite this, the field suffers from decades of under-investment by companies and governments. The Review on Antimicrobial Resistance, which reported in 2016, recommended a system of ‘market entry rewards’ to provide lump-sum payments to the successful developers of new antibiotics that meet a specified unmet medical need. What progress, if any, has been made on implementing this recommendation?”

28/01/2019

Our CEO Dr James Clark and our Founder Dr James McIlroy are in Paris today to present at the Microbiome Drug Development Summit, 28-30 January.

Dr James Clark will be participating in a panel discussion on the microbiome and inflammatory bowel disease, while Dr James McIlroy will be presenting a talk on ‘Harnessing whole community microbiome transfer to develop and advance novel medicinal products for the benefit of patients’ find more information on the conference at:

Pursuing disease causation to foster the creation of microbiome-based therapeutics and diagnostics

21/09/2018

Our Founder Dr James McIlroy is presenting the QI Keynote Lecture at the Quadram Institute in Norwich on Monday next week. The QI Keynote Lecture is an international-quality scientific seminar accessible to research students and non-specialists.

14/09/2018

We are absolutely thrilled to announce that we have been granted a manufacturers licence from the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) for our pioneering facilities that were recently opened by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and Chief Medical Officer Dr Catherine Calderwood.

We believe that we are the first company in the world to have achieved this, which will allow us to further our therapeutic and product pipeline for the benefit of hospital patients nationally and internationally.

We are also thrilled to announce that Board member Dr James Clark has joined as CEO to allow Founder Dr James McIlroy continue his medical training as a part-time junior doctor. Dr McIlroy has move to Chief Business Officer and will continue to work with Dr Clark and the rest of the team as we scale and expand internationally.

Highly-rated Scottish biopharmaceutical startup EnteroBiotix announces MHRA licence approval and strengthened senior management team.

07/06/2018

Our CEO Dr James McIlroy presenting research at British Society of Gastroenterology annual meeting.