Global Imaging Program Manager

Initial Therapeutics, Inc.; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 98,000 - 133,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work models

Total Rewards Plan

Stock-based incentives

Job summary

Amgen is seeking an Imaging Specialist Manager to plan and manage the imaging aspects of global clinical trials across phases. You will coordinate imaging strategy, risk assessment, mitigation, and execution for oncology and non-oncology studies, driving consistency and high-quality data.

You will work with the Imaging Scientist Team and other GDO functions to optimize support, while building strong cross-functional relationships and ensuring imaging is integrated into trial plans and senior

Qualifications

• Doctorate, Master’s, Bachelor’s, or equivalent with years of experience.
• Experience in life sciences or related field is preferred.
• Experience leading global teams is advantageous.
• Imaging in clinical trials and vendor management experience is preferred.
• Strong knowledge of drug development, ICH-GCP, and regulations is required.

Responsibilities

• Plan and execute operational imaging strategies for trials.
• Coordinate imaging support across portfolio with Imaging Scientist Team.
• Advise programs operations and other GDO functions on best practices.
• Build global cross-functional relationships to integrate imaging into trials.

Skills

Imaging Operations

Global Clinical Trials

Team Leadership

Vendor Management

ICH-GCP Knowledge

Education

Doctorate degree

Master's degree

Bachelor's degree

Associates degree

High school diploma

Tools

Imaging systems

Job description

Amgen is seeking an Imaging Specialist Manager to plan and manage the imaging aspects of global clinical trials across phases. You will coordinate imaging strategy, risk assessment, mitigation, and execution for oncology and non-oncology studies, driving consistency and high-quality data.

You will work with the Imaging Scientist Team and other GDO functions to optimize support, while building strong cross-functional relationships and ensuring imaging is integrated into trial plans and senior