Role Description
The Clinical Research Associate (CRA) is part of Strategic Resourcing Solutions (SRS) within TFS Health Science and will function operationally as a member of a Project Team and is responsible for the initiation, on-site and/or remote monitoring, close out of study sites during study conduct, according to company policies, SOPs and GCP and ICH guidelines and other regulatory requirements.
Key Responsibilities
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Monitor on-site and remotely clinical trials in accordance with TFS and/or sponsor Standard Operating Procedures GCP and ICH guidelines and applicable regulatory regulations.
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Perform all required monitoring activities at the study sites to assess and ensure subjects safety, data integrity and quality.
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Verify the protection of study participants by informed consent procedures and protocol requirements that follow appropriate regulations.
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Review CRFs (electronic or paper) and subject source documentation for validity and accuracy.
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Verify proper management and accountability of Investigational Product.
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Timely reporting of actions taken during monitoring visits in Monitoring Visit Report including findings, corrective and preventive actions already taken and update applicable tracking systems, as required; escalate observed deficiencies and issues as appropriate.
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Providing site with the listing of issues identified during monitoring visit and action items which will need to be addressed in a timely manner.
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Timely delivering site documents to eTMF or paper TMF; verify that the Investigator's Site File (ISF) is maintained in accordance with GCP and ICH guidelines and local regulatory requirements.
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Participate in audit and/or inspection, its preparation and follow-up activities, as needed.
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Order, ship, and reconcile clinical investigative supplies for study sites, if applicable.
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Update CTMS and all other required by projects systems with accurate site level information.
Qualifications
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Bachelorβs Degree, preferably in life science or nursing; or equivalent.
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At least 3 years of experience monitoring clinical trials in Oncology, including at least one involved in early-phase studies (Phase I or II).
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Able to work in a fast-paced environment with changing priorities.
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Understand basic medical terminology and science associated with the assigned drugs and therapeutic areas.
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Possess the understanding of Good Clinical Practice regulations, ICH guidelines.
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Ability to work independently as well as in a team matrix organization.
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Strong written and verbal communication skills.
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Fluent in English.
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Excellent organizational skills.
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Technology savvy and good software and computer skills.
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Soft skills: Self-awareness, resolute, flexibility, proactivity, collaborative mindset, analytic approach, and attention to detail.
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Ability and willingness to travel up to 60-80%, overnight and abroad if applicable.
Requirements
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Salary: 42.000-58.000 gross/year (depending on the level of experience), in line with CCNL Terziario-Servizi (Level III), plus benefits (lunch vouchers, health insurance, pension, and car allowance where applicable).
Benefits
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Competitive compensation package.
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Comprehensive benefits.
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Opportunity for personal and professional growth in a rewarding environment.