Summary of the Position:
The Clinical Trial Manager (CTM) will work collaboratively across cross-functional teams with Project Management, Clinical Operations, Data Management, Medical Monitoring, Pharmacovigilance, and Regulatory Affairs while understanding and managing client expectations. The Clinical Trial Manager is responsible for the day-to-day management of clinical aspects of projects, including communication and interaction with clinical sites, CRAs, and third-party vendors. This position ensures the on-time and high-quality delivery of project-specific on-site and remote monitoring; accountability of clinical monitoring compliance, tracking of critical project tasks; strategic study enrollment support including project-specific enrollment planning and clinical team accountability. This role will be responsible for the identification, resolution/mitigation, and escalation of risks related to site management and monitoring of the trial.
Essential Functions:
1. Manage the quality and clinical operations of assigned studies while remaining ICH GCP compliant.
2. Collaborate with the Project Manager to prepare, organize, and present investigator meetings.
4. 3. Deliver documents and study materials for the clinical department promptly.
5. Primary responsibility for the generation of the Clinical Monitoring Plan.
6. Establish and maintain tracking tools for assigned trials and ensure maintenance of relevant sections of the Trial Master File and Project Status Reports.
7. Perform reviews of monitoring visit reports and confirm alignment with the timeline.
8. Establish and maintain the tracking tools for assigned trials, including project files both electronically and in the Trial Master File and Project Status Reports.
9. Proactively identify and resolve issues and participate in process improvement initiatives.
10. Develop and track timelines, budget, quality, and performance metrics for clinical operational activities. Manage study investigators, study sites, clinical monitors, clinical field specialists, and any assigned vendors.
11. Conduct regular meetings with the Clinical Research Associates, and actively participate in team meetings with functional leads to assess and mitigate emerging or potential risks.
12. Collaborates with the study team to ensure data milestones are met. Supports auditing activities to ensure that studies are conducted by sponsor protocols, GCP, industry guidelines, and applicable regulations.
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This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change, or new ones may be assigned with or without notice.
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