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A leading company in the clinical research sector is seeking a Site Start-up Manager to oversee and mentor Site Start-up personnel. The role involves ensuring quality standards, managing resources, and leading project initiatives. This position requires extensive experience in clinical research and strong leadership skills, making it ideal for candidates looking to advance their careers in an impactful team environment.
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Position Summary: Manages and oversees the day-to-day activities of Site Start-up (SSU) personnel in accordance with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), regulatory directives, and study-specific plans. Focuses on effective resourcing and personnel development. Provides oversight and leadership for site start-up project delivery; coordinates inter-departmental and client communication; resolves administrative, personnel, and project issues.
Essential functions include but are not limited to:
Minimum Required: Bachelor's degree in life sciences or related field, or equivalent experience. At least 6 years in clinical research with extensive Site Start-up experience. Leadership skills and knowledge of GCP/ICH guidelines.
Other Requirements: People management skills, team collaboration, resource management, proficiency in Microsoft Office and clinical software (CTMS, eTMF, EDC), strong communication, organizational skills, strategic planning, risk and change management, fluency in English.
Preferred: Advanced degree, CRO experience, leadership competencies, strategic and analytical skills, excellent presentation and interpersonal skills, ability to influence and negotiate, high integrity, results-oriented, flexible, and capable of travel.
Note: Data collected will be stored per privacy policies. Equal opportunity employer. Reasonable accommodations available for applicants with disabilities.