Remote Dermatologist for Central Scoring & Review in Trials

Cogstate; United States; Remote; USD 83,000 - 138,000; Full time

Job summary

Cogstate seeks experienced Dermatologists for fully remote, contract-based clinical research roles. You will support studies through centralized assessment and quality oversight services, including central scoring, central review, image-based review, and site rater training with calibration activities.

Training on study protocols and scoring methods is provided before work begins. Depending on study needs, you may contribute to one or more service areas across dermatology trials, ensuring

Qualifications

• MD or DO with specialization in Dermatology.
• Board-certified or board-eligible Dermatologist preferred.
• Active and unrestricted medical license in a relevant jurisdiction.

Responsibilities

• Central Scoring: independent scoring and interpretation of dermatology-specific outcomes.
• Central Review: secondary review for accuracy, consistency, and protocol adherence.
• Image-Based Review: evaluate clinical photos to assess disease severity and endpoints.
• Site Rater Training & Certification: train and certify site raters on scoring procedures.
• Calibration Activities: participate in ongoing calibration exercises to maintain inter-rater reliability.
• Quality Review & Remediation: identify issues and support remediation to improve data quality.

Skills

Communication

Attention to detail

Telehealth platforms

MS Office

Web-based trial systems

Education

MD/DO Dermatology

Board-certified or board-eligible Dermatologist

Active medical license

Tools

Microsoft Office

Web-based trial systems

Job description

Cogstate seeks experienced Dermatologists for fully remote, contract-based clinical research roles. You will support studies through centralized assessment and quality oversight services, including central scoring, central review, image-based review, and site rater training with calibration activities.

Training on study protocols and scoring methods is provided before work begins. Depending on study needs, you may contribute to one or more service areas across dermatology trials, ensuring