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Fortrea

Global CRO providing Phase I-IV trials

Senior Clinical Data Manager - GI

Clinical Research OperationsPosted on Nov 11
Full-timeCA$115k - CA$125k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A university or college degree is required; relevant experience and/or education equivalent to a bachelor's degree may be accepted in lieu, and relevant equivalent experience may also substitute for educational requirements.
  • Experience working within the GI therapeutic area is required.
  • English speaking, writing, and reading skills are required.
  • Eight years of combined early- or late-stage data management experience are required, including at least two years of direct sponsor management and at least two years of technical mentoring experience.
  • Experience handling customer negotiations and managing scope of work and budgets is required.
  • Thorough knowledge of clinical trial processes, data management, clinical operations, biometrics, and system applications supporting operations is required.
  • The candidate must be able to lead by example on project strategies and departmental goals, objectives, and initiatives, and encourage team members to seek solutions.
  • Working knowledge of the relationship and regulatory obligations between the contract research organization industry and pharmaceutical or biotechnology companies is required.
  • Time management skills and the ability to meet project productivity metrics and timelines are required.
  • The candidate must be able to work in a team environment and collaborate with peers.
  • The candidate must be able to mentor junior department members and provide subject matter expert guidance on data management practices.
  • Experience representing data management in bid defense meetings and providing innovative solutions to meet client needs is required.
  • Organizational ability and communication and interpersonal skills are required.
  • The candidate must be able to solve problems constructively while focused on deadlines and handling time demands, incomplete information, or unexpected events.

Responsibilities

  • Lead studies involving combinations of healthy volunteer and patient populations, multiple sites, complex protocol designs, strong client management requirements, or reduced timelines; organize and prioritize workload and deliverables effectively.
  • As Study Manager, be accountable for assigned data management deliverables and timelines, instruct data management study teams, review their work for quality, and adjust resource allocations as needed.
  • Ensure allocated projects comply with relevant protocols, global harmonized standard operating procedures, and good clinical practice standards.
  • Work with project managers or the FSP Lead to build timelines that meet contracted milestones by coordinating with leads in different disciplines and the full project team, including at study initiation meetings.
  • Provide data management project-team leadership and accountability; lead data-focused internal team meetings; coordinate deliverables with study leads for electronic data capture design, Statistical Analysis System programming, statistics, and pharmacokinetics; identify risks and mitigations; communicate data-driven discussions to achieve database lock dates; and keep the project manager or FSP Lead informed of progress.
  • Maintain awareness of other biometrics functional-group deliverables to support risk and mitigation strategies, including impacts on data management resources or deliverables, and consult with the project manager or functional-group management as needed.
  • Keep the project manager, biometrics management team, and sponsor services informed of relevant project or sponsor information, including budget status, scope changes, and timeline impacts.
  • Coordinate receipt and inventory of data-related information from clinical sites and vendors to meet deliverable timelines, and ensure required documentation and procedures are completed at project closeout.
  • Develop and maintain client relationships, review client satisfaction surveys, and implement action plans, including process improvements and team training.
  • Track scope changes and work with the project manager or FSP Lead to obtain sponsor approval and process the changes.
  • Provide leadership, mentorship, and coaching to the internal study team on clinical-trial data management processes, departmental technical capabilities, and associated turnaround times.
  • Support data management supervisors and managers in evaluating team members’ performance, and provide constructive feedback to support career development, interpersonal skills, and competency standards.
  • Learn new data management technologies and processes, stay current with industry technology, and assess feasibility for process improvement at Fortrea.
  • Ensure service and quality meet specifications agreed upon in the data management plan and scope of work.
  • Contribute to writing, reviewing, and updating standard operating procedures and related documents as required.
  • Maintain accurate records of work performed.
  • Reconcile the clinical database against safety, laboratory, and other third-party data as appropriate, using local laboratory systems and batch data-load facilities where appropriate.
  • Represent data management and, when necessary, biometrics in new business opportunities.
  • Attend and take action on client or internal audits as appropriate, resolve issues within an appropriate timeframe, and address client comments with the study team.
  • Work with the management team to develop and implement directional strategy by providing technical input and rolling out training and mentorship to data management staff as needed.
  • Promote biometrics services to sponsors when possible.
  • Perform other related duties as assigned by management.

Desired Qualifications

  • A university or college degree in life sciences, health sciences, information technology, or a related subject is preferred.
  • Knowledge of Fortrea, the organization’s overall structure, and its standard operating procedures is preferred.
  • Four or more years of electronic data capture experience is preferred.

About the Company

Fortrea

Global CRO providing Phase I-IV trials

Fortrea is a global contract research organization that provides clinical development services for the life sciences industry. It offers full service, functional service, and hybrid outsourcing models across Phase I–IV trials, clinical pharmacology, and consulting, serving biotech, biopharma, medical devices, and diagnostics. Its work is delivered through a network of investigators and specialized teams in approximately 100 countries, supporting trial design, execution, data management, and regulatory compliance. Fortrea’s approach combines its legacy experience from Covance and Labcorp with a pureplay CRO model to deliver fit-for-purpose solutions and agile project delivery. This positions it to manage trials across more than 20 therapeutic areas with scientific rigor and operational excellence. The company aims to bring predictability to clinical trial execution and help clients turn research ideas into real-world outcomes.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Winston-Salem, NC
Founded
2023

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