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Alira Health, Lombardia region, seeks a Clinical Trial Liaison Manager to oversee site delivery and recruitment across country/region, ensuring protocol compliance and high-quality data. You will act as the sponsor's face to investigators and CROs, coordinating with CRAs and study teams.
The role requires fluency in English and Polish, strong organizational and communication skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced setting, with travel around 60%.
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The Clinical Trial Liaison Manager is a field-based country(ies)/regional role, responsible for the oversight of sites and country(ies) trial delivery and performance in terms of subject recruitment, adherence to protocol and regulations and timely delivery of high-quality data. The CTLM is the ‘face of’ Sponsor for site relations and engagement, supporting study teams with startup and recruitment, and oversees in-field activities of the contracted CRO for a study, focused on the CRAs team as part of trial Sponsor oversight of outsourced trial responsibilities. The CTLM also serve as a site escalation point for investigator concerns, including issues which are unresolved by the CRO, so that these may be communicated to the appropriate Sponsor responsible party. The CTLM will also establish engagement at the Principal Investigator level to discuss overall study updates, recruitment plans and to facilitate any scientific questions the PI may have during the study and ensure a strong relationship between Sponsor and site. The CTLM additionally provides direct support to local site staff, CRO CRAs and other trial team members within the assigned country(ies)/region as required to enable successful trial conduct. The role interacts with cross-functional project teams, ensuring adherence to project plans, applicable regulatory, GCP and SOP requirements and company policies and procedures.
The Clinical Trial Liaison Manager is a field-based country(ies)/regional role, responsible for the oversight of sites and country(ies) trial delivery and performance in terms of subject recruitment, adherence to protocol and regulations and timely delivery of high-quality data. The CTLM is the ‘face of’ Sponsor for site relations and engagement, supporting study teams with startup and recruitment, and oversees in-field activities of the contracted CRO for a study, focused on the CRAs team as part of trial Sponsor oversight of outsourced trial responsibilities. The CTLM also serve as a site escalation point for investigator concerns, including issues which are unresolved by the CRO, so that these may be communicated to the appropriate Sponsor responsible party. The CTLM will also establish engagement at the Principal Investigator level to discuss overall study updates, recruitment plans and to facilitate any scientific questions the PI may have during the study and ensure a strong relationship between Sponsor and site. The CTLM additionally provides direct support to local site staff, CRO CRAs and other trial team members within the assigned country(ies)/region as required to enable successful trial conduct. The role interacts with cross-functional project teams, ensuring adherence to project plans, applicable regulatory, GCP and SOP requirements and company policies and procedures.
English
Bachelor of Science (BS): Biology, Bachelor of Science (BS): Life Sciences, Bachelor of Science (BS): Pharmacy
Outsourced Service Provider
The final offer will be determined within the applicable location-specific range and will depend on the candidate’s confirmed work location, relevant experience, skills, qualifications, internal equity, and role scope.