RTSM Project Manager - Clinical Trials

Worldwide Clinical Trials; Durham (NC); On-site; USD 72,000 - 143,000; Full time

Job summary

Worldwide Clinical Trials is seeking an RTSM Specialist to lead the successful implementation of RTSM systems and amendments in line with client requirements, budgets, and SOPs.

You will manage end-to-end RTSM projects, coordinate with sponsors and study teams, monitor timelines and costs, and support URS creation, UAT, and study design. Travel may be required; CRO experience and strong English communication are essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of RTSM experience.
• Minimum 1 year of project management experience.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience within a CRO or pharmaceutical environment.
• Familiar with RTSM topics, including RTSM study design, randomization methodologies, and just-in-time drug supply.

Responsibilities

• Provide project management oversight from award to RTSM decommissioning, including deliverables and timelines per SOPs.
• Communicate RTSM activities to stakeholders and sponsor study teams; act as escalation point for issues.
• Maintain accountability for RTSM communications, reports, agendas, and meeting minutes.
• Oversee RTSM budget and vendor work orders; manage URS development and approvals.
• Perform quality control checks and assist with UAT planning and testing.
• Travel to Investigator Meetings or other meetings as required.

Skills

RTSM experience

Project management

English communication

Attention to detail

CRO/pharma experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline

Tools

MS Office

Excel

Job description

Worldwide Clinical Trials is seeking an RTSM Specialist to lead the successful implementation of RTSM systems and amendments in line with client requirements, budgets, and SOPs.

You will manage end-to-end RTSM projects, coordinate with sponsors and study teams, monitor timelines and costs, and support URS creation, UAT, and study design. Travel may be required; CRO experience and strong English communication are essential.