Senior Director of Clinical Projects, Clinical Assessment Technologies

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Director of Clinical Projects overseeing clinical activities and leading initiatives for Worldwide Clinical Trials. Responsible for mentoring teams and ensuring compliance with guidelines while driving improvements.

Responsibilities:

  • Engage with senior management to establish strategic departmental initiatives and objectives
  • Accountable for clinical team key performance indicators (KPIs) and associated metrics
  • Drive identification of process improvement needs and coordinate initiatives to support these activities
  • Lead new quality management document (QMD) developments, including authoring and reviewing QMD and guidance documents
  • Create and lead CAT committees to further initiatives
  • Actively participate in the identification and development of new service arms
  • Actively participate in the improvement of existing service arms
  • Drive business development activities for CAT, including proposal input, participation in capabilities presentations, and bid defense activities
  • Participate in internal and external marketing activities
  • Serve as an external spokesperson for CAT
  • Provide oversight, training, and support for the clinical team
  • Actively engage in the protocol development process, including research, literature review, assessment review, and risk assessment
  • Identify clinical needs for upcoming and current projects, and track and review them with CAT Clinical Staff and Leadership
  • Resource CAT study projects as Resource Manager
  • Accountable for all contracted clinical activities in clinical trials
  • Provide clinical expertise and review of clinical plans and training content for CAT-awarded trials
  • Oversee development of assessment training content and plans, ensuring training curriculum and materials (including videos) meet protocol, copyright holder, author, and sponsor requirements
  • Serve as Subject Matter Expert (SME) for CAT clinical activities, including therapeutic area and assessment advisement and guidance
  • Provide clinical expertise on measurement administration and scoring conventions
  • Support scale acquisition activities, including scale versioning
  • Accountable or consulted, depending on study assignment, on source document creation to ensure materials align with study protocols
  • Lead development of data surveillance plans and oversee execution of data surveillance throughout trials
  • Accountable for CAT sponsor and team reports
  • Manage clinical staff directly
  • Lead vetting, hiring, and onboarding of new clinical staff
  • Oversee coordination and execution of onboarding and mentoring assignments
  • Oversee CAT study deliverables from launch through study closeout
  • Ensure CAT Clinical staff operate in a constant state of inspection readiness
  • Contribute significantly to strategic departmental, sponsor-related, and cross-functional initiatives
  • Collaborate with CAT staff, Project Management, and Contracts on study budget development, including Work Orders, Letters of Intent, Change Orders, and Change Notification Forms
  • Drive research activities, including data analysis, white papers, posters, and related contributions
  • Apply advanced knowledge of industry regulations, GCP, and ICH guidelines to ensure full operational and clinical compliance during clinical trial conduct
  • Perform other duties as assigned

Requirements:

  • Master’s degree in life sciences or equivalent
  • At least 10 years of clinical trial experience with clinical assessments, including independently organizing and conducting projects and presenting at Investigators’ Meetings or similar forums as an expert clinician
  • Preferred minimum of 4 years of experience managing team members or providing direct clinical mentorship
  • Strong applied knowledge of pivotal efficacy measure administration conventions and the ability to train assessors
  • Knowledge of operational aspects of Phase I–IV clinical research trials and experience working with a Contract Research Organization or Rater Training Organization
  • Excellent collaboration skills and ability to work cross-functionally to drive projects and initiatives
  • Strong problem-solving and critical thinking skills
  • Demonstrated ability to apply knowledge and utilize resources to develop new ideas and improve existing processes
  • Excellent knowledge of SOPs, ICH/GCP, and regulatory guidelines
  • Competence in working with data and numerical analysis
  • Fluency in English, including reading, writing, and speaking, for daily business operations
  • Ability to travel domestically and internationally to attend key meetings, with flexibility to accommodate global time zones as needed

Benefits:

  • Competitive benefits package depending on location
  • Transparent compensation