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Senior Director Clinical Operations

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sciproFargo (ND)

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About the role

Currently partnered with a start-up I&I biotech that's searching for a Senior Director, Clinical Operations to join their team remotely, full time. This is a brand new position created to support the company’s expanding clinical pipeline. One of their preclinical assets is expected to enter the clinic later this year / early next year, with a focus in Gastroenterology. Experience in GI would be a huge plus, but it’s not required. What makes this opportunity interesting: Will take ownership of a clinical study and serve as the primary Clinical Operations lead Work closely with and manage CROs and external partners Have significant autonomy and be trusted to operate independently Join a highly supportive, people-focused VP of Clinical Operations who is passionate about developing her team Join at an exciting stage of growth with significant opportunities for advancement Start as a true team of one, with the expectation that this person will eventually build out a team and hire CTMs and other Clinical Operations professionals They’re looking for someone who is highly accountable, communicative, comfortable working independently, and knows how to keep CROs and studies moving forward. If you're a Clinical Operations professional looking for ownership, visibility, and the opportunity to help build something, this could be a great fit.

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