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IQVIA

Runs drug trials and sells health data to pharma

Global Senior Trial Delivery Manager - Sponsor Dedicated

Clinical Research OperationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeWarsaw, Poland

About the Job

Requirements

  • A BS degree or equivalent in Life Sciences, such as Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Nursing, or Pharmacy.
  • Six to eight years of clinical trial management experience in the pharmaceutical industry or a CRO, including experience in a specific therapeutic area.
  • Strong working knowledge of International Council for Harmonisation Good Clinical Practice (ICH-GCP), local laws, and regulations.
  • Superior clinical research operational knowledge and a proven track record managing trial activities from start-up through database lock and trial closure.
  • Demonstrated leadership to proactively drive the Study Management Team through key trial stages, including delegation skills.
  • Effective leadership and ability to manage multiple stakeholders.
  • Ability to lead a team through formation stages to high performance.
  • Experience coordinating global or regional teams in a virtual environment and fostering team productivity and cohesion.
  • At least two years, preferably three, of experience coordinating global teams in a virtual environment.
  • Experience proactively planning, mitigating risks, and gaining team consensus on updated plans throughout the project lifecycle.
  • Strong project planning and management skills.
  • Ability to make complex decisions independently.
  • Solution-oriented approach and proactive risk identification and mitigation.
  • Strong IT skills, including standard Microsoft applications, Trial Master File, and Clinical Trial Management System, and willingness to learn new systems.
  • Proficiency in speaking and writing the local country language and English.
  • Effective verbal and written communication skills for successful team collaboration.
  • Strong decision-making skills and a solution-oriented approach.
  • Strong analytical skills and ability to manage ambiguity when information is limited.
  • Experience developing presentations and presenting key information to stakeholders.
  • Ability to understand, plan, and oversee country and selected vendor budgeting processes, including country out-of-pocket and full-time-equivalent cost drivers.

Responsibilities

  • Adhere to applicable sponsor standard operating procedures, work instructions, policies, Good Clinical Practice codes, and local regulatory requirements.
  • Complete relevant training requirements.
  • Lead the Study Management Team and provide all trial team members with updates on deliverable status.
  • Ensure required reports are available to support real-time tracking of trial status against the trial plan.
  • Manage timely and accurate documentation and communication of trial progress.
  • Keep the Study Management Team in a constant state of inspection readiness.
  • Act as the primary contact for country and regional staff and local teams within Global Clinical Development Operations.
  • Partner with the Global Trial Lead to execute and oversee central activities from planning and trial start-up through trial conduct and close-out.
  • Escalate issues and drive their resolution.
  • Work with the Trial Team to resolve corrective and preventive actions (CAPAs) on time; act as CAPA owner or contributor as appropriate.
  • Contribute data to support site selection and participate in feasibility activities, providing recommendations as needed.
  • Establish enrollment commitments and ensure actual enrollment meets projected commitments across regions at the clinical trial level.
  • Ensure robust recruitment and contingency plans are available for each region.
  • Track and file required information in appropriate systems at the central trial oversight level.
  • Perform annual quality reviews of files as appropriate.
  • Ensure document archiving and retention according to requirements.
  • Establish country budgets and monitor actual versus forecast out-of-pocket expenses.
  • Oversee selected vendors and the status of their deliverables.
  • Review and approve assigned vendor invoices and spending.
  • Monitor budgets and expenditures against the planned trial budget.
  • Create and update trial-specific documents, including Monitoring Guidelines, Informed Consent Forms, Investigational Medicinal Product documentation, Blinding Plans, and country and site feasibility documents.
  • Provide input to cross-functional documents, including safety-related documents, protocol deviations and issue escalation processes, the External Service Provider Oversight Plan, and the Filing and Archiving Plan.
  • Provide central documents required for Health Authority, Ethics Committee, and Institutional Review Board submissions.
  • Ensure appropriate trial-specific training materials and requirements are created and made available to regional, site, and CRO staff; deliver training as needed.
  • Set up and coordinate Investigator Meetings, and participate in and attend them.
  • Establish and maintain working relationships with internal stakeholders, including country representatives, the data management leader, and the clinical supplies unit.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the protocol and procedures and adequate therapeutic-area knowledge.
  • Ensure compliance with Health Authority regulations and guidelines and internal standard operating procedures and processes.
  • Participate in preparation for and conduct of Health Authority inspections and internal audits.
  • Work with Bioresearch Quality & Compliance liaisons to ensure quality oversight of assigned trials using available tools.
  • Coordinate data cleaning, with some supervision, toward timely and successful database lock.
  • Act as the central expert for assigned protocols.
  • Contribute to process improvement and training as applicable.

Desired Qualifications

  • Monitoring experience is recommended; other relevant experience, such as data management or central monitoring, may also be considered.
  • Travel is required.

About the Company

IQVIA

Runs drug trials and sells health data to pharma

IQVIA runs clinical trials for drug, biotech and medical device companies and sells them the health data, software and analytics they use to develop and market treatments. Its research arm designs studies, recruits trial sites and patients, and manages trials through to regulatory filing. Its commercial arm sells market data, consulting and software that pharma sales and marketing teams use to plan product launches. Clients pay through multi-year service contracts and data and software subscriptions. IQVIA was formed in 2016 when clinical research firm Quintiles merged with health data company IMS Health, and it is based in Durham, North Carolina.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Durham, NC
Founded
1998

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