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WOW Softech is seeking a Clinical Research Associate to participate in investigator recruitment, site qualification, and monitoring activities across multiple trials. You will review protocols and regulatory documents, coordinate with the Start-up Group, and train site staff on eCRFs and the EDC system.
You will ensure regulatory compliance, perform site audits, and support data quality through site coordination and monitoring visits across domestic and international sites.
Participates in the investigator recruitment process.
and conduct the clinical study, both clinically and technically
and other study documents as requested by Clinical Trial
Manager
with the site in preparation for the initiation of studies.
Obtains and reviews regulatory documentation for successful
implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of clinical trials.
Works with Study Start-up Group and site staff to obtain
regulatory (IRB/IEC) approval of study specific documents
personnel the protocol, regulatory issues, study procedures,
and provides training on completion of the eCRF;
monitoring activities and study close-out activities
computer system.
GCPs standard operating procedures
integrity, and compliance with all study procedures through
on-site monitoring visits. Performs validation of source
documentation as required by sponsor. Prepares monitoring
reports and letters in a timely manner using approved
Sponsor forms and reports
clinical trial materials as required by sponsor. Performs
investigational product inventory. Ensures return of unused
materials to designated location or verifies destruction as
required.
in house review of eCRF data and on-site source verification.
Meetings for assigned studies
CRAs to the project
terminology.
complex ideas to study personnel at research and clinical
institutions.
coordinate/execute study activities.
clinical trials.
solutions in clinical settings.
as required.
electronic data capture.
the conduct of clinical research.