Role Description
We are recruiting for a
Clinical Site Lead
to join our field team for the Atlanta, GA and surrounding territory. The Clinical Site Lead drives study execution and operational excellence across Abbott Cardiovascular therapies (Vascular, Cardiac Rhythm Management, EP, Structural Heart, and Heart Failure).
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Recognized resource in protocol execution, increasing product and disease state knowledge, procedure support, procedure outcomes, clinical trial enrollment, and ICH-GCP and clinical research application.
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Adheres to specified site nomination, qualification, and startup processes.
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Leads ongoing training/retraining of all site stakeholders to ensure protocol adherence.
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Continuously reviews, manages, and influences all aspects of site’s recruitment and data collection performance.
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Proactively utilizes appropriate operational metrics to minimize screen failure and attrition rate.
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Monitors compliance with applicable regulatory requirements, Good Clinical Practice, and accuracy standards.
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May be consulted in study design, site payments, site audits, local document review, study documents preparation, and submission to site or competent authority/ethics committee.
Qualifications
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Associates Degree
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1 year experience
Requirements
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Bachelor’s Degree or Master’s Degree in engineering, science, health science, nursing, or a related field, OR equivalent or related experience in cardiology or clinical research.
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2+ years of progressively more responsible relevant clinical trial experience in the cardiovascular field.
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Competency in catheterization lab and operating room protocol and procedures.
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Ability to travel approximately 50%.
Benefits
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Career development with an international company.
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Free medical coverage in our Health Investment Plan (HIP) PPO medical plan in the next calendar year.
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Excellent retirement savings plan with high employer contribution.
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Tuition reimbursement and student debt programs.
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Recognized as a great place to work in dozens of countries.
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Best place to work for diversity, working mothers, female executives, and scientists.