Precision for Medicine is looking for an experienced CRA II or Senior CRA to join their team in France to monitor and own the progress of clinical studies at investigative sites, ensuring compliance with protocols, SOPs, ICH-GCP, and applicable regulations. The role aims to improve the speed, cost, and success rate of bringing life-changing therapies to patients, with a strong focus on Oncology and Rare Disease.
Requirements
- CRA experience within the CRO or pharmaceutical industry (and working in Oncology).
- We require a minimum of 1 year experience as a CRA in Oncology, and can offer CRA II and Senior CRA titles depending on experience level.
- Two+ years of oncology experience
- Study start up activities experience would be an advantage
- For Senior CRAs, understanding of financial management and mentoring experience would be desirable
Responsibilities
- You will monitor and own the progress of clinical studies at investigative sites and ensure that clinical studies are conducted, recorded, and reported per protocol, SOPs, ICH-GCP, and all applicable regulations and standards.
- You will coordinate all necessary activities required to set up and monitor a study (i.e., identify investigators; helping prepare regulatory submissions, conducting pre-study and initiation visits, etc.).
- Senior CRAs handle appropriately sized clinical trials, and support Project Managers with trials that are larger in scope.
- You will also have the opportunity to train and mentor junior staff members.
- You will interact directly with clients, initiate payments, and participate in proposal activities, including development and client presentations.
Other
- You are calm, thoughtful, and responsive when things don’t go as planned.
- You are well-prepared, whether it be for an investigator meeting, site visit or project team update, always staying two steps ahead of the game.
- You find quick and creative ways of overcoming difficulties.
- You have an impeccable eye for detail.
- You identify potential study risks and propose solutions on how to mitigate them.
