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A global CRO is seeking a Clinical Research Associate (CRA) in Spain to oversee clinical trials in hematology/oncology. Responsibilities include ensuring compliance with protocols, data accuracy, and fostering communication among study personnel. The ideal candidate holds a degree in Health Sciences and has experience as a CRA. A competitive remuneration package is offered within a supportive team environment.
Heads, a global CRO, is seeking a Clinical Research Associate (CRA) based in Spain for its growing international hematology / oncology Clinical Trials program.
This is a full-time job.
Job overview :
The CRA is responsible for ensuring that the conduct of a clinical trial at selected Investigational Sites is according to the currently approved protocol / amendments, ICH GCP guidelines, the applicable Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and the applicable laws and regulations.
He / she is the primary responsible person for communication on operational study related activities between the Sponsor, the Investigator and other study personnel to build and maintain successful working relationships.
The most important responsibility is to ensure that the subjects’ rights are respected and that all collected clinical trial data are accurate, complete, and verifiable from source documents.
Main responsibilities :
Managing Hospital IEC study submissions and approvals with follow through to ensure successful outcome
Preparation of study contracts & relevant files to be submitted for the study financial management acceptance, as required by the applicable local legislation
Ensures Investigators’ knowledge and compliance with the clinical protocol and ICH GCP guidelines
Verifies that Investigators’ qualifications and resources remain adequate throughout the trial period
Reviews and verifies the data reported in the eCRF against source data, according to the monitoring plan which determines the depth and extend of source data verification
Ensures that written informed consent has been obtained from all subjects prior to any study related screening activity or requirement
Fully verifies subject consent procedures against ICH GCP guidelines and legislation
Checks and discusses recruitment and timelines with the Investigators
Checks the storage and adequacy of clinical trial supplies
Maintains and updates the Investigator’s Files as required to confirm completeness
Co-ordinates the proper reporting of Safety Information to the Sponsor according to the Safety Reporting Plan, where applicable. CRA is also responsible for making sure that the Investigators are adequately trained in identifying and reporting AEs / SAEs
Checks that all submissions, reports, notifications and applications to the IEC / IRB or Regulatory Authorities have been made by the Investigator in a timely manner
Performs drug accountability and ensures the proper dispensing of study drug to the patient
Job Requirements :
6-12 months’ work experience as a CRA
Join us to be part of a multidisciplinary team of highly skilled scientists and healthcare professionals in the forefront of Clinical Research within a friendly work environment.
Competitive remuneration package comes on top.
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