Site Readiness And Reg Snr Specialist

Job Overview Summary of Responsibilities Responsible for maintaining awareness of regulatory legislation, guidance and practice, ICH / GCP and relevant Sponsor requirements. Complete submissions to and liaise with IRB / IEC / Third body / Regulatory Authority as applicable regarding submission / approval issues. Liaise with internal and external vendors in the generation of Regulatory Authority submissions (as applicable). Perform a review of final submission documents as applicable. Ensure appropriate systems are updated accurately and compliantly, ensuring others follow established processes. Anticipate and prevent issues and service failures from developing in their study, escalating when appropriate, negotiating when required. Mentor and coach other Site Readiness and Regulatory Operations team members. Serve as primary contact for investigative sites and ensure documents required are collected in a timely manner. Collect and track all the necessary documents required and perform a quality review, formatting and compilation of the final documents for effective and compliant site activation and maintenance without supervision and liaise with stakeholders as applicable in site activation related items. When delegated by line manager, oversee and ensure quality data and audit readiness. Participate independently and take lead (as applicable) in client meetings to proactively liaise on issues related to site activation and maintenance. Develop project specific plans for the Site Activation component of assigned studies. Review and approve projections and timelines to study teams, ensuring that they accurately represent the country's performance and suggests mitigation actions in agreement with line manager. Review and approve Country and Site Specific patient informed consents for compliance to local requirements and protocol with agreement by line manager. Proactively resolve informed consent and contractual language issues plus other significant barriers to study execution with study sites. Oversee start up activities (possibly across a range of studies) to ensure issues are identified, managed and, if necessary, escalated to the appropriate individual. May take country lead role for specific projects / tasks with the applicable mentoring and supervision. Proactively identifying, preventing and escalating to Submission Leads any risk to meeting deliverables and participate in strategy meetings to mitigate them. Notify the Submissions Lead of hours identified as Out-of-Scope or over burn. Responsible for the upload of submission documentation to, interacting with and monitoring of all notifications and alerts in CTIS to ensure all milestones and events for the trial are met within the timelines mandated. And all other duties as needed or assigned. In-Country specific tasks (Global) Serve as primary contact for investigative sites and ensure documents required are collected in a timely manner. Collect and track all the necessary documents required and perform a quality review, formatting and compilation of the final documents for effective and compliant site activation and maintenance without supervision and liaise with stakeholders as applicable in site activation related items. When delegated by line manager, oversee and ensure quality data and audit readiness. Participate independently and take lead (as applicable) in client meetings to proactively liaise on issues related to site activation and maintenance. Develop project specific plans for the Site Activation component of assigned studies. Review and approve projections and timelines to study teams, ensuring that they accurately represent the country's performance and suggests mitigation actions in agreement with line manager. Review and approve Country and Site Specific patient informed consents for compliance to local requirements and protocol with agreement by line manager. Proactively resolve informed consent and contractual language issues plus other significant barriers to study execution with study sites. Oversee start up activities (possibly across a range of studies) to ensure issues are identified, managed and, if necessary, escalated to the appropriate individual. May take country lead role for specific projects / tasks with the applicable mentoring and supervision. Proactively identifying, preventing and escalating to Submission Leads any risk to meeting deliverables and participate in strategy meetings to mitigate them. Notify the Submissions Lead of hours identified as Out-of-Scope or over burn. CTIS tasks (specific centralized role for EU) Responsible for the upload of submission documentation to, interacting with and monitoring of all notifications and alerts in CTIS to ensure all milestones and events for the trial are met within the timelines mandated. Qualifications (Minimum Required) University / College degree (life science preferred), or certification in a related allied health profession from an appropriate accredited institution (e.g., nursing certification, medical or laboratory technology) AND 4 years work experience in clinical research, including a strong working knowledge of the ICH guidelines and RA, IRB / IEC regulations. Fortrea may consider relevant and equivalent experience in lieu of educational requirements. Experience (Minimum Required) More than 4 years of experience in clinical development or regulatory process. In depth experience of issue escalation and resolution. Credible role model in effective communication and problem solving. Proven strengths managing relationships and negotiating solutions while maintaining a level of approachability with colleagues both internal and external to the organization. Strategic thinking. Team Leadership. Coping with Complexity. Business acumen. Oversight. Matrix competence. Emotional Intelligence. Resilience. Diversity orientation / cultural awareness. Quality / Service leadership. Focus on Customers. Innovate and Change. Work Well with Others. Develop Self and Teams. Gets it Done. Physical Demands / Work Environment General Office Environment. Learn more about our EEO & Accommodations request here. #J-18808-Ljbffr