Senior Clinical Research Associate - CNS & Rare Disease

Myana; Nevada (IA); On-site; USD 97,000 - 193,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits package

Travel reimbursement

Job summary

Worldwide is a global midsize CRO focused on advancing cures for persistent diseases. We seek a Clinical Research Associate to manage research activities at sites, support regulatory submissions, TMF management, and collaborate with in‑house CRAs.

You will conduct study initiation visits, ensure compliance with informed consent and safety reporting, and travel regionally as required to support multiple trials across CNS/Neurology or Rare Disease programs.

Qualifications

• 5+ years 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.

Responsibilities

• Manage research activities at sites participating in Worldwide's clinical research projects.
• Involved in all study stages, including site selection, start-up activities, regulatory documentation, contract and budget negotiation, site training, safety event reporting, site maintenance, and study close-out.
• Conduct study initiation visits (SIVs).
• Ensure compliance with informed consent, safety event reporting, and all applicable regulatory requirements, primarily through remote site management.

Skills

Interpersonal communication

Organizational skills

Independent work

MS Office / CTMS / EDC

Education

4-year university degree or Nursing degree

Tools

CTMS

EDC systems

Microsoft Office

Job description

Worldwide is a global midsize CRO focused on advancing cures for persistent diseases. We seek a Clinical Research Associate to manage research activities at sites, support regulatory submissions, TMF management, and collaborate with in‑house CRAs.

You will conduct study initiation visits, ensure compliance with informed consent and safety reporting, and travel regionally as required to support multiple trials across CNS/Neurology or Rare Disease programs.