Cancer Clinical Trials: Disease Group Lead

LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans; New Orleans (LA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans is seeking a Disease Group Supervisor to direct and manage Disease Groups within the Cancer Center Clinical Trials Office, ensuring safe and compliant conduct of trials and high-quality patient care in line with study protocols.

The role emphasizes portfolio management, quality, and process improvement, supervising Clinical Trial Coordinators and RN CTCs in a multidisciplinary environment with investigators and healthcare staff.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required; RN substitution with 3 additional years of clinical research experience
• Minimum 5 years of clinical research experience
• Experience directing and managing disease groups / clinical trials
• Strong knowledge of patient care in protocol adherence and compliance

Responsibilities

• Direct and manage specified Disease Groups within the LSU Cancer Center Clinical Trials Office (CC-CTO)
• Ensure safe, compliant, efficient, and effective conduct of clinical trials in the portfolio
• Provide guidance for direct patient care in relation to study protocol requirements
• Establish, implement, and evolve operational standards; monitor quality and progress
• Supervise CC-CTO Clinical Trial Coordinators and RN CTCs; oversee portfolio management
• Support investigators, nurses, pharmacists, pathologists, radiologists, and other staff on compliance and research processes

Skills

Clinical Research experience

Education

Bachelor's degree

Basic/Health Science or related field

Job description

LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans is seeking a Disease Group Supervisor to direct and manage Disease Groups within the Cancer Center Clinical Trials Office, ensuring safe and compliant conduct of trials and high-quality patient care in line with study protocols.

The role emphasizes portfolio management, quality, and process improvement, supervising Clinical Trial Coordinators and RN CTCs in a multidisciplinary environment with investigators and healthcare staff.