Senior Clinical Research Associate - CNS/Neurology

Worldwide Clinical Trials; Carson City (NV); On-site; USD 97,000 - 193,000; Full time

Job summary

Worldwide Clinical Trials is seeking an experienced Clinical Research Associate to join our global CRO team on the West Coast. You will work across CNS/Neurology and Rare Disease therapeutic areas, supporting TMF/regulatory processes, site management, and data collection.

The role offers opportunities for career development and exposure to diverse trials. The position requires 5+ years as a CRA, a 4-year degree or nursing degree, and willingness to travel regionally; most site activities are

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience as a Clinical Research Associate.
• 4-year university degree OR Nursing Degree.
• Experience in CNS/Neurology OR Rare Disease is required.
• Candidates must reside on the West Coast.
• Willingness to travel regionally is required.

Responsibilities

• Manage the research activities at sites participating in Worldwide's clinical research projects.
• Oversee all stages of the study lifecycle: site identification, startup activities, regulatory documents, contracts and budgets, data training, safety reporting, site management, and study closeout.
• Conduct study initiation visits (SIVs).
• Ensure compliance with informed consent, safety reporting, and regulatory requirements, with primary site activities performed remotely as needed.

Skills

Communication

English

Organization

Independent work

Education

4-year university degree

Nursing Degree

Tools

CTMS

EDC Systems

Microsoft Office

Job description

Worldwide Clinical Trials is seeking an experienced Clinical Research Associate to join our global CRO team on the West Coast. You will work across CNS/Neurology and Rare Disease therapeutic areas, supporting TMF/regulatory processes, site management, and data collection.

The role offers opportunities for career development and exposure to diverse trials. The position requires 5+ years as a CRA, a 4-year degree or nursing degree, and willingness to travel regionally; most site activities are