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Global drug and device development services

Senior Clinical Research Associate

Clinical Research OperationsPosted on Nov 11
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree is required; a scientific field is preferred.
  • At least 5 years of independently monitoring clinical trials through on-site and remote visits, including at least 2 years monitoring solid tumor clinical trials.
  • At least 1 year of early development oncology trial experience and/or Phase III oncology trial experience.
  • Solid tumor clinical trial experience.
  • Experience developing and maintaining site relationships and securing compliance.
  • Expertise in GxPs, oncology monitoring techniques including Risk-Based Monitoring, and related terminology.
  • Experience collaborating with sites from initial engagement through close-out phases.
  • Experience activating sites.
  • Experience training site staff.
  • Experience supporting sites and/or sponsors in regulatory inspections.
  • Willingness to travel up to 50%.

Responsibilities

  • Perform site management activities to support oncology site success and maintain continuous inspection readiness.
  • Act as the primary contact and facilitate efficient communications between the client's clinical trial team and sites.
  • Perform remote and on-site monitoring and co-monitoring visits, including Site Qualification Visits, Site Initiation Visits, Interim Monitoring Visits, and Close-Out Visits, to ensure data integrity and subject safety in the client's trials.
  • Perform oversight activities, as needed, to assess monitoring quality and train or mentor less experienced Clinical Research Associates.
  • Promptly document monitoring activities and submit or approve visit reports.
  • Manage site essential document collection and Trial Master File reconciliation with site files.
  • Support sites with local Institutional Review Board and Ethics Committee submissions and confirm approvals.
  • Regularly review site Key Risk Indicator metrics, issues, and action items to detect trends and ensure prompt resolution.
  • Independently determine root causes and develop and implement site Corrective Action and Preventive Action plans.
  • Deliver training to ensure sites comply with the protocol, Standard Operating Procedures, Good Clinical Practices, and regulations.
  • Support sites and the client's regulatory inspections.
  • Contribute to site identification; drive site feasibility and qualification progress; and support site activation activities.
  • Lead site engagement initiatives and foster relationships with key oncology sites and networks.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience utilizing Veeva systems is highly preferred.
  • Experience working within a Functional Services or in-house monitoring model is preferred.

About the Company

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Global drug and device development services

This company provides consulting, development, and commercialization support for drugs and medical devices through a global network of offices. Its team across 53 countries offers end-to-end services, from strategy and regulatory work to manufacturing and market access, helping clients shorten development time, lower costs, and raise quality. It differentiates itself with wide geographic reach and a clear focus on reducing time to market and cost while leveraging deep experience across many therapeutic areas. Its goal is to help clients accelerate the development of life-saving products and improve quality of life by delivering reliable information, practical solutions, and solid performance.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Ireland
Founded
1990

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