Global Trials Optimization Specialist — Remote PM I

Syneos Health, Inc.; Kentucky; Hybrid; USD 95,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Syneos Health is seeking a Global Trials Optimization Specialist / Project Manager I to lead feasibility, recruitment planning, and in-life trial optimization for sponsor-dedicated studies. You will translate trial goals and enrollment insights into practical strategies, partnering with clinical teams, vendors, legal, analytics, and other stakeholders.

Responsibilities include program feasibility, recruitment and retention planning, and monitoring enrollment performance to support study

Qualifications

• Experience supporting clinical trials, feasibility, recruitment planning, enrollment strategy, or trial optimization.
• Strong ability to gather, interpret, and apply data to support planning and decision-making.
• Experience coordinating timelines, deliverables, stakeholder reviews, and cross-functional inputs.
• Ability to work with clinical trial teams, vendors, legal, analytics, and other business partners.

Responsibilities

• Lead feasibility, recruitment and retention planning for sponsor-dedicated trials.
• Develop and manage enrollment targets, budgets, and materials with cross-functional teams.
• Monitor enrollment performance and generate standard reports for study leadership.
• Coordinate with vendors, sites, and internal stakeholders to optimize trial enrollment.

Skills

Data analysis

Cross-functional collaboration

Project coordination

Communication skills

Tools

MS Excel

Job description

Syneos Health is seeking a Global Trials Optimization Specialist / Project Manager I to lead feasibility, recruitment planning, and in-life trial optimization for sponsor-dedicated studies. You will translate trial goals and enrollment insights into practical strategies, partnering with clinical teams, vendors, legal, analytics, and other stakeholders.

Responsibilities include program feasibility, recruitment and retention planning, and monitoring enrollment performance to support study