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Parexel

End-to-end clinical trials and regulatory consulting

Senior Clinical Research Associate - Core Team

Clinical Research OperationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNorth Ryde, AustraliaNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 4 years of CRA experience in Australia or New Zealand, including oncology trial experience.
  • Site management experience or equivalent clinical research experience, with understanding of clinical trials methodology and terminology.
  • Degree-level education in biological science, pharmacy, or another health-related discipline is preferred; an equivalent nursing qualification or other equivalent experience is also accepted.
  • Sound problem-solving, analytical, and decision-making skills, including the ability to work independently, take initiative, prioritize multiple tasks, and meet project timelines.
  • Advanced presentation skills, consulting skills, attention to detail, and a client-focused approach, including the ability to interact professionally within a client organization.
  • Strong computer skills, including familiarity with a Clinical Trial Management System, an Electronic Document Management System, and Microsoft Office products such as Excel and Word.
  • Strong interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills, including the ability to work across cultures and in a virtual team and matrix environment.
  • Ability to accommodate extensive travel according to task allocation and study phase.
  • A driver's license where required.
  • Flexible attitude toward work assignments and new learning; effective time management; commitment to high-quality work and patient safety.

Responsibilities

  • Act as Parexel’s direct contact with assigned sites, assess study implementation integrity and adherence to protocol, and resolve site issues.
  • Build relationships with investigators and site staff; support access to study systems and compliance with project-specific training.
  • Evaluate staff assignments, site documentation, and issues carried forward from previous visits; determine and implement corrective actions and follow-up.
  • Respond to site questions and identify potential data-quality or data-integrity issues, determining appropriate follow-up actions.
  • Participate in investigator and other internal or external meetings, audits, and regulatory inspections as required.
  • Collect, review, and approve updated or amended site documentation, including regulatory documents where applicable.
  • Evaluate site recruitment plans with site staff and provide improvement strategies.
  • Perform qualification, initiation, and other on-site visits; conduct remote visits or contacts as needed; generate visit and contact reports.
  • Evaluate site and staff compliance and performance, recommend site-specific actions, and assess site staff capability and motivation.
  • Assess and manage study supplies, including accountability and destruction or return status; review and follow up on site payments, case report form data entry, query status, and serious adverse events.
  • Conduct study-specific site training and site facilities assessments as applicable.
  • Recognize the impact of non-compliance, issues, delays, and changes on study timelines, and communicate urgent issues with proposed resolution strategies.
  • Complete project goals accurately and on time, and update applicable trial-management systems.
  • Work with team members on project goals and efficient project planning; provide strategy and encourage team support as needed.
  • Regularly review site-level data in clinical systems, including Clinical Trial Management Systems, electronic data capture, interactive voice response systems, and site information systems; ensure timely, high-quality site data entry.
  • Manage and submit relevant documents to the Trial Master File, maintain first-time quality, distribute study documents to sites, and configure and maintain Investigator Site Files where applicable.
  • Ensure assigned sites are audit- and inspection-ready and comply with ICH-GCP and applicable international and local regulations.
  • Delegate administrative tasks to the Administrative Support Team as appropriate, guide team members, review their work, and provide performance feedback to the manager.
  • Maintain knowledge of applicable ICH-GCP guidelines, regulations, company standard operating procedures, sponsor training requirements, and study-specific procedures and plans.
  • Understand project scope, milestones, and budgets, and support high-quality, timely, and efficient delivery.
  • Provide input and feedback for performance development conversations, keep the manager informed of progress and issues, and develop subject-matter expertise.
  • Complete assigned administrative tasks, including timesheets, expenses, and metrics.

Desired Qualifications

  • Degree-level education in biological science, pharmacy, or another health-related discipline.

About the Company

Parexel

End-to-end clinical trials and regulatory consulting

Parexel provides end-to-end clinical development services for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device clients from Phase I to Phase IV. Its offerings include clinical trial management, regulatory consulting, and biostatistical analysis to support the design, execution, and analysis of clinical studies. The company operates as a CRO, partnering with sponsors to manage trials, ensure regulatory compliance, and generate robust data for drug development. What sets Parexel apart is its breadth of services across the trial lifecycle, emphasis on quality and reliability, and industry recognition, along with a focus on patient-centric approaches and leadership in gender partnership. The company’s goal is to help clients bring new therapies to market efficiently and safely by delivering high-quality, compliant trial outcomes and data that support regulatory submissions.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Acquired
Total funding
$8.5B
Headquarters
Durham, NC
Founded
1982

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