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Renew Biotechnologies is seeking a Clinical Quality Manager to design and maintain quality systems for genomic diagnostics in a fast-paced, onsite setting in Pleasant Grove, UT. You will drive policy development, SOP management, and document control while coordinating audits and CAPA processes with clinical, regulatory, and product teams.
The role requires deep knowledge of CLIA, CAP, ISO 15189, and FDA guidance, plus hands-on experience in molecular diagnostics.
Renew Biotechnologies develops genomic and epigenomic technologies designed for clinical translation, focusing on tools that can move seamlessly from research to real-world diagnostics. The company is dedicated to bridging the gap between breakthrough discovery and measurable diagnostic impact, enabling more precise and actionable clinical decisions. Team members collaborate across science, engineering, and clinical domains to create platforms that improve patient care and outcomes. Renew Biotechnologies offers an environment where innovative thinkers can see their work directly influence the future of diagnostic medicine.
The Clinical Quality Manager is a full-time, on-site role based in Pleasant Grove, UT. This role is responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining clinical quality systems that support genomic and epigenomic technologies in a regulated environment. Day-to-day responsibilities include developing and updating quality policies and SOPs, overseeing document control, managing deviations, CAPAs, and change controls, and ensuring adherence to relevant regulatory and accreditation standards. The Clinical Quality Manager collaborates with laboratory, clinical, regulatory, and product teams to conduct audits, monitor key quality metrics, and prepare for inspections. This role also leads training initiatives on quality practices, supports continuous improvement projects, and helps translate scientific workflows into compliant, reproducible clinical processes.