Overview
In this role you support late-stage oncology clinical development, collaborating with the Clinical Scientist Program Lead to advance program-wide activities from study design to regulatory support. You will contribute to protocol and CRF development, data analysis planning, and regulatory documentation while guiding investigators and cross-functional teams. The position offers impact through shaping trial design and ensuring compliant execution in a mission-driven cancer therapy context. You will work closely with diverse teams to translate scientific insights into robust clinical development outcomes.
Responsibilities
- Develop and refine study concepts and protocols using trial design knowledge
- Participate in protocol reviews addressing scientific and procedural aspects
- Prepare study protocols, amendments, and Investigator meeting materials with supervision
- Contribute to design of CRFs, Data Management Manuals, and Data Analysis Plans with supervision
- Address scientific questions from Investigators under supervision
- Assist in preparing/data reviews, manuscripts, and scientific presentations
- Assist/regulatory document preparation and review
- Anticipate obstacles in studies and implement solutions with guidance
- Coordinate teams and provide direction when needed
- Provide clinical monitoring for one or more clinical studies or components
- Summarize new therapeutic areas by reviewing published literature for integration into study development
- Adhere to GCP, regulatory requirements, and SOPs
Key requirements
- PharmD or PhD in clinical research or clinical pharmacology with biopharma/drug development experience
- MS with 6+ years of relevant experience
- BS or RN with 8+ years of relevant experience
- Relevant experience in Multiple Myeloma and/or CAR-T Therapy preferred
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and related programs
- Fast learner with adaptability and strong analytical skills
- Understanding of drug development stages and clinical trial types
- Knowledge of FDA/EMA regulations, ICH guidelines, and GCP
- Strong communication and organizational skills
- fast learner
- flexible and adaptable to change
- strong communication
- clinical trial design
- protocol development
- CRF design
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