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A global CRO is seeking a Senior Clinical Research Associate for a home-based position in Germany. The ideal candidate will be fluent in French and have over 3 years of independent monitoring experience. This role involves overseeing clinical trials across Germany and France, maintaining compliance, and contributing to impactful rare disease studies. It offers a competitive salary and clear career progression in an innovative environment.
Senior Clinical Research Associate – Germany (Home-Based, French Speaking)
Chloe O’Shea is pleased to be working with a small global CRO recognised for driving innovation and excellence in clinical development. We are seeking an experienced Clinical Research Associate to join a sponsor-dedicated team, home-based in Germany. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to rare disease studies while supporting both German and French sites, making fluency in French essential.
As a Senior CRA, you will play a pivotal role in the oversight and delivery of clinical trials across Germany and France. You will manage site activities independently, act as the primary contact for investigative sites, and ensure strict compliance with study protocols, ICH-GCP, and regulatory requirements in both countries. This position is ideal for CRAs eager to strengthen their expertise across diverse therapeutic areas within a supportive, sponsor-focused setting.
This role offers a highly competitive salary, with the flexibility of home-based working in Germany. You will gain invaluable international monitoring experience, working across both German and French sites on impactful rare disease trials. The organisation offers clear career progression pathways, ongoing professional development, and a culture that prioritises collaboration, balance, and wellbeing.
If you are an experienced CRA seeking to expand your expertise across borders and contribute to meaningful clinical research, we’d love to hear from you. Apply today to join a global team committed to advancing clinical development and improving patient outcomes.