Senior Clinical Trial Manager- Imaging Study
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17w maternity
9w paternity
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What You'll Do:
- Leads the Clinical Study Team for assigned projects; may lead one or more clinical studies, from concept to protocol, and achieve corporate objectives and key milestones.
- Manage external vendors and contract research organizations, may manage internal resources such as Clinical Research Associates (CRAs) and Clinical Trial Assistants (CTAs).
- Prepare/Review/Approve study documents such as the Monitoring Manual, Study Operational Manual, Source Data Verifications Plan, and Laboratory Manual.
Who You Are:
- Bachelor’s degree in a scientific discipline or equivalent is required, and an advanced degree is preferred.
- Requires at least eight years of biopharma industry experience with at least two years managing clinical trials.
- Must have vendor management experience in clinical operations/development.
Rewarding Those Who Make the Mission Possible:
- 401K with 100% employer match on first 3% & 50% on the next 2%.
- Unlimited flexible paid time off - take the time that you need.
- Paid parental leave - 4 months for birthing parents & 2 months for non-birthing parents.
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