Ophthalmology Clinical Trials Investigator – Asst Professor

Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

The candidate for Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore will join as a first-year Assistant Professor dedicated 100% to clinical trials in retinal diseases and ocular oncology, with on-call availability to field questions from trial participants. Prior clinical research experience will guide study design and oversight.

MD and MPH degrees are required, and a public health ophthalmology degree is desirable in addition to MPH. Competitive salary and extensive Johns Hopkins benefits support the role.

Qualifications

• MD and MPH degrees required.
• Public health ophthalmology degree desirable in addition to MPH.

Responsibilities

• Clinical trial design and oversight of trial activities.
• Oversee study start-up procedures and regulatory submissions.
• Prepare and submit IRB documents for approvals.
• Report adverse events and maintain safety logs.
• Design source documents and case report forms.
• Enter data into iMetadata accurately and timely.
• Supervise and train study coordinators and post-doctoral fellows.
• Communicate with sponsors and CRO/CRAs on trial progress.
• Coordinate with monitors and oversee monitoring visits.
• Experience managing FDA and EMA audits.

Skills

Clinical trial design

Study start-up procedures

IRB submissions

Adverse event reporting

Source document design

Data entry into iMetadata

Supervising study coordinators

Sponsor/CRO/CRA communication

Monitoring visits coordination

FDA/EMA audits experience

Education

MD

MPH

Public Health Ophthalmology degree desirable

Job description

The candidate for Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore will join as a first-year Assistant Professor dedicated 100% to clinical trials in retinal diseases and ocular oncology, with on-call availability to field questions from trial participants. Prior clinical research experience will guide study design and oversight.

MD and MPH degrees are required, and a public health ophthalmology degree is desirable in addition to MPH. Competitive salary and extensive Johns Hopkins benefits support the role.