.Location: Barcelona, Spain Job reference: R-212623 Date posted: 11/07/2024 This is what you will do: The Clinical Study Administrator (CSA) assists in the coordination of study activities from the start-up to execution and close-out within Country Operations Management (COM) to ensure quality and consistency of trial deliverables to time, cost, and quality objectives according to Good Clinical Practices (GCP), Alexion Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and evolving regulatory requirements.
The CSA collaborates closely with the Project Manager Country Operations (PMCO) and other local study team members in COM such as Study Start Up (SSU) manager, Clinical Research Associates (CRA), Site Management Leads (SML), and Head of Country Operations (HCO) in delivering support in the conduct of clinical trials in the region or country.
You will be responsible for: Providing support to the local study team in COM in achieving quality and timeliness of study deliverables across the lifecycle of assigned trials (site identification, feasibility, start-up, recruitment, data deliverables, filing of complete study documentation).
End to end electronic Trial Master File (e TMF) set-up and maintenance, regulatory document tracking, tracking of team training documentation, milestone management in the Clinical Trial Management System (CTMS), and other general trial support in the country or region as delegated or per assigned trials.
Providing support to the local study team including for start-up activities in the start-up phase: CDA delivery and negotiation, distribution and collection of documents, communication with sites during contract negotiation phase, Site File preparation, and preparation and approval of sites for activation, etc.
Collaborating with PMCO, CRAs, SSU manager, and study vendors on the preparation, supports the handling and distribution of clinical trial supplies and maintenance of tracking information.
Acting as a central point of contact for the local study team in COM for designated project communications, correspondence, and associated documentation.
Input on the development and maintenance of project management and other global tracking tools (e.G., CTMS, smartsheets, etc).
Collaborating in global initiatives to standardize processes within and across countries (collaboration with other local and global CSAs).
Assisting with local language translations, IRB/CEC/CA submissions in collaboration with Regulatory Affairs and other functions, as required within the country/region.
Providing support to local COM team with local F2F study and team meetings (venue, cost, agenda, etc), supporting team teleconferences, and assisting with staff onboarding as required by country/region.
Depending on the country/region, the CSA may provide varying levels of COM support to the department rather than to assigned studies as needed.
You will need to have: Bachelor's Degree in a related discipline, preferably life science