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Clinical Site Monitor

Job Title: Clinical Site Monitor

Department: Clinical Affairs

Reporting To: Clinical Trials Manager

JOB SUMMARY

The Clinical Site Monitor is responsible for assurance of clinical trial site regulatory compliance and quality of clinical trial data via query resolution an on-site source data verification. This person is also responsible for site close-out activities.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Participates in clinical site selection, qualification, initiation, activation and close-out activities

  • Coordinates and manages the activities of investigative sites to ensure compliance with study protocol requirements

  • Ensures preparation, collection and distribution of trial master file (TMF) documents and maintenance of regulatory files at investigational sites

  • Conducts interim monitoring visits on-site and remotely to complete clinical site and data monitoring and associated monitoring visit reports

  • Evaluates clinical data and coordinates data query resolutions

  • Performs source data verification

  • Required travel to investigative sites up to 75%

REPORTING

This position will report to the Adagio Medical Clinical Trials Manager.

JOB QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

·        >1.5 years field-based clinical trial monitoring experience or equivalent experience in clinical trials project management

·        Experience with electronic data capture (EDC) applications, knowledge of key areas of Compliance

·        Strong understanding of Good Clinical Practice (GCP), Good Documentation Practice (GDP) and FDA Code of Federal Regulations (GCP certification required)

·        Strong communication skills as single point of contact for investigator

·        Excellent organizational skills with high attention to detail

·        Ability to manage, prioritize, and routinely report progress on projects and tasks

·        Skilled in building and maintaining relationships with investigational sites