Remote Clinical Trial Rater for BPD Assessments

IQVIA; Durham (NC); Remote; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Job summary

IQVIA is seeking a Clinical Trial Rater for a remote, part-time role based in the United States, focusing on Borderline Personality Disorder assessments. Start is immediate, with approximately 5 hours per week and a contract-based arrangement.

You will administer validated clinician‑rated instruments, ensure high-quality data, and uphold GCP, confidentiality, and inter‑rater reliability across multiple assessments.

Qualifications

• Education: PhD or PsyD (Psychology, Psychiatry, Health Sciences), MD/DO
• Licensure: Licensed Clinician (MD/FMD/DO), psychiatrist, clinical psychologist, psychotherapist, LMHC/LCMHC/LMHP or LPC/LCPC/LPCC
• Clinical experience: 3 years with BPD population
• Clinical Trial Rater experience: 3 years with semi-structured assessments
• Experience with CGI scales: CGI-S, CGI-C/CGIC-S

Responsibilities

• Conduct structured and semi-structured clinical interviews with participants diagnosed with BPD
• Administer, score, and document CGI-S, CGI-C/CGIC-S scales
• Maintain inter-rater reliability through calibration and training
• Identify safety concerns (e.g., suicidality) per protocol and sponsor guidelines
• Collaborate with investigators, site staff, and sponsor/CRO teams
• Adhere to GCP and SOPs at all times
• Maintain confidentiality with a trauma‑informed, empathetic approach

Skills

Clinical interviews

Inter‑rater reliability

GCP compliance

Trauma‑informed approach

Data collection

Education

PhD/PsyD/MD/DO

Tools

CGI-S

CGIC-S/CGI-C

Job description

IQVIA is seeking a Clinical Trial Rater for a remote, part-time role based in the United States, focusing on Borderline Personality Disorder assessments. Start is immediate, with approximately 5 hours per week and a contract-based arrangement.

You will administer validated clinician‑rated instruments, ensure high-quality data, and uphold GCP, confidentiality, and inter‑rater reliability across multiple assessments.