What are the responsibilities and job description for the Associate Director, Clinical Quality Assurance position at Cost Management Incentives Inc?
Job Summary
The Associate Director, GCP Quality Assurance oversees GCP activities at Client, our CROs and Investigator Sites, leads GCP audits and inspection readiness. The successful hire will ensure high quality execution of clinical trials from first in human through commercial marketing authorization of clinical trials. This person will manage cross functional relationships with internal and external stakeholders and be the Lead Quality Assurance representative to clinical teams. This is a high visibility position with great impact potential.
Essential Functions
The Associate Director, GCP Quality Assurance oversees GCP activities at Client, our CROs and Investigator Sites, leads GCP audits and inspection readiness. The successful hire will ensure high quality execution of clinical trials from first in human through commercial marketing authorization of clinical trials. This person will manage cross functional relationships with internal and external stakeholders and be the Lead Quality Assurance representative to clinical teams. This is a high visibility position with great impact potential.
Essential Functions
- Proactively provide GCP QA support for clinical development activities to protect patient safety & wellbeing, maintain data integrity, and support operational excellence
- Independently conduct Clinical Investigator Site Audits, GCP Document Audits (Clinical Study Reports and Trial Master Files), internal Process Audits and support Vendor/System audits
- Author and manage Audit Plans and Audit reports
- Facilitate ongoing quality improvement through communication of audit results, CAPAs and GCP guidance and consultation to clinical teams
- Manage health authority inspection preparation activities and provide leadership and oversight during inspections
- Review and provide input to clinical documentation (e.g. protocols, study reports, IBs, ICFs, etc.)
- Compile and analyze audit metrics to communicate trends to business groups
- Conduct GCP training sessions for business groups
- Manage direct reports (if applicable)
- Bachelor's degree in associated functional discipline, advanced degree preferred
- Preferably 8 years' experience in Clinical research/ operations/data management or related area. Minimum of 3-6 years of Clinical Quality Assurance auditing
- Technical and administrative capabilities to independently carry out routine, complex and for-cause audits
- Experience of inspection management
- Experience with supervising direct reports preferred
- Fundamental knowledge of US, EU and international regulatory standards and guidelines for the conduct of clinical trials
- Strong analytical skills and report writing skills
- Ability to demonstrate tact as a representative of the CQA Department
- Must have professional communications skills, strong independent time management skills and the ability to manage multiple projects concurrently
- Ability to Travel (approximately 25%)
- Flexible job location.
Salary : $37 - $50