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Clinical Research Coordinator
Detroit, MI
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Regular travel to assigned clinical study sites Position Overview IntePros is seeking an experienced Senior Clinical Research Associate to support a full-service clinical research organization working with pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical-device companies. The Senior Clinical Research Associate will independently manage assigned clinical study sites and conduct monitoring activities throughout the clinical trial lifecycle. This person will work closely with Clinical Project Managers, study teams, investigative sites and sponsor representatives to support study execution, regulatory compliance, data quality and patient safety. The ideal candidate has at least five years of direct clinical-study monitoring experience and can effectively oversee sites with limited supervision. Experience supporting oncology or rare disease clinical trials is strongly preferred. Responsibilities
Track study-monitoring activities and conduct monitoring and co-monitoring visits
Perform site qualification, study initiation, routine monitoring and study closeout visits
Prepare confirmation letters, follow-up communications and accurate monitoring reports
Independently manage assigned clinical study sites
Identify and resolve site-performance issues involving protocol compliance, ICH-GCP requirements, subject recruitment and data collection
Conduct remote monitoring activities and identify potential study or site-level trends
Oversee the timely resolution of data-entry queries, missing data and monitoring findings
Review enrollment and patient-status activity for assigned sites at least weekly
Provide training, guidance and ongoing support to investigative-site personnel
Partner with Clinical Project Managers and functional-area leads to develop study documents, including protocols, informed-consent forms, case report forms, study manuals and clinical monitoring plans
Work with clinical operations personnel to develop and maintain accurate, complete and current clinical study files
Upload required site and study documentation to the electronic Trial Master File within established timelines
Support recurring eTMF reconciliations and inspection-readiness activities
Assist with investigator-grant reconciliation and serious adverse event reconciliation when needed
Provide clear and accurate weekly updates to the Clinical Trial Manager
Develop productive relationships with site personnel, sponsor representatives and internal study-team members
Provide clinical-monitoring mentorship and training to junior team members when requested
Assist with quality-control reviews of clinical study reports and safety narratives
Complete required company and project-specific training within established timelines
Remain current on regulatory requirements and guidelines affecting assigned studies
Submit timesheets and travel expenses accurately and on time Required Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in a scientific discipline or related field
Candidates with a bachelor's degree in another discipline or an RN credential may be considered with appropriate experience
At least five years of pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry experience
At least five years of direct CRA or clinical-study monitoring experience
Demonstrated ability to independently conduct site qualification, initiation, routine monitoring and closeout visits
Strong understanding of the clinical trial process from study initiation through reporting
Working knowledge of FDA regulations, ICH-GCP guidelines and applicable clinical research requirements
Experience identifying, documenting and resolving site-compliance and performance issues
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Excellent organization, documentation and attention to detail
Ability to work effectively with limited supervision
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and standard clinical research systems
Ability and willingness to travel regularly to assigned study sites
Residence in the Midwest or Western United States, preferably near a major airport Preferred Qualifications
Previous experience mentoring or training junior CRAs
Experience performing GCP audits
Experience supporting clinical study reports or preparing safety narratives Working Conditions This is a remote position that requires regular travel to investigative sites.
Travel frequency will depend on study activity, enrollment and assigned-site requirements. Candidates must be able to manage multiple sites, deadlines and competing priorities while maintaining accurate and timely documentation. #LI-ES2