Neuromuscular Clinical Trials Lead

University of California - San Francisco; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

UCSF in San Francisco seeks a senior clinical research program lead to design and oversee large, complex neuromuscular trials, directing the neuromuscular research group's operations. You will drive feasibility, timelines, budgets, and vendor management, while ensuring compliance with guidelines and university policies; onsite presence is required.

Required: Bachelor's degree, CCRP, advanced clinical research knowledge; Master’s in neurosciences preferred; ALS/neuromuscular trial experience

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
• CCRP credential.
• Advanced knowledge of clinical research practices and regulatory requirements.
• Proven ability to lead multiple projects in a fast-paced environment.
• Strong communication and cross-functional collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Lead development of new processes and protocols for highly complex clinical trials.
• Monitor data from multiple systems and coordinate actions with research analysis.
• Feasibility assessments, timelines, budgets, and vendor management.
• Ensure protocol revisions and trial documents comply with guidelines and policies.
• Provide guidance across management levels to improve project effectiveness.

Skills

CCRP

Project leadership

Clinical research

Regulatory knowledge

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in related area

Master's degree preferred in neurosciences

Tools

Clinical trial management systems

Clinical information systems

Job description

UCSF in San Francisco seeks a senior clinical research program lead to design and oversee large, complex neuromuscular trials, directing the neuromuscular research group's operations. You will drive feasibility, timelines, budgets, and vendor management, while ensuring compliance with guidelines and university policies; onsite presence is required.

Required: Bachelor's degree, CCRP, advanced clinical research knowledge; Master’s in neurosciences preferred; ALS/neuromuscular trial experience