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About our client
Our client is a leading medical device company, which is focused on the development and commercialization of less invasive medical devices and procedures.
Position Location
Regional Clinical Research Associate (In-House) Georgia
Salary
Highly competitive package, commensurate with experience
Responsibilities
1) Track screening and enrollment
2) Identify issues and address them globally
3) Confirm (independently) that site regulatory documents match TMF and act as an expert on subject matter for junior staff
4) Contact sites on a consistent basis to assess study compliance and mentor junior colleagues
5) Address non-compliance issues at investigative sites and develop CAPA (if necessary)
6) Note global trends as a functional lead and report to project management
7) Develop a project plan for Long Term Follow-up (LTF) projects
8) Manage deliverables
9) Disseminate project information
10) Manage budgets
11) Lead Clinical Team meetings on LTF studies under the guidance of senior project management
12) Track metrics data
13) Monitor CRFs against medical records on complex trials
14) Prepare and assist the CRA on the preparation of confirmation letters, site-visit reports and follow-up letters
15) Mentor junior staff on the conduct of site closeout visits
16) Conduct site initiation and qualification visits along with mentoring junior staff on completing these visits
17) Assist junior staff in scheduling monitoring visits to ensure that project timelines are met and the monitoring plan is followed
18) Participate in study-specific teleconferences and investigator meetings
19) Mentor junior staff in conducting device accountability at investigational sites and assist in resolving issues
20) Train new study coordinators and junior monitors on ICH/GCP guidelines and study-specific requirements
21) Coach junior staff in identifying adverse events during monitoring and ensure that sites complete appropriate reporting
22) Review summaries of medical publications and previous study summaries
23) Deliver high-quality clinical input to core teams
24) Prepare portions of protocol under the guidance of Project Manager
25) Utilize clinical knowledge to improve clinical compliance across departments and at external sites having compliance issues
26) Mentor CTC, CRAs and new employees
27) Guide the development of new employees and junior staff
28) Handle site CAPA process and re-training
29) Lead more complex studies
30) Participate in start-up activities
Requirements
1) Bachelor’s degree in Science/healthcare-related field (Master’s degree preferred)
2) 3 – 8 years of experience in clinical/scientific research or as a medical professional
3) 1 – 2 years of monitoring experience in medical device preferred (Pharmaceutical/Biotechnology can be considered)
4) Willingness to travel (20% to 25%)

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