Clinical Project Director

The Project Director represents advancement upon the project management career track, often serving as a Portfolio Manager for a suite of studies for a significant client. The Project Director is a critical position, supporting Senior Leadership in ensuring continuous process improvement to support strategic company objectives in project execution. Essential functions include serving as the primary point-of-contact with the client, overseeing all aspects of clinical research trials, managing study budgets, and ensuring project remains within scope. They are responsible for developing project plans, implementing quality management, and preparing project status updates for clients and senior management. The Project Director leads internal and client meetings, communicates effectively with both sponsor and Precision management, and supports business development activities. They conduct formal presentations, ensure study-specific training, and mentor other project managers. Qualifications include a degree in a science or health-related field with 8 years of clinical research experience and 5 years in project management. Proficiency in Microsoft Office, project management software, and strong communication and organizational skills are essential. Knowledge of ICH-GCP, project management techniques, and experience in a cross-functional environment are preferred.