Associate Director, Clinical Scientist, Ophthalmology
scorpion therapeuticsEast Boston (MA)
Associate Director, Clinical Scientist, Ophthalmology
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scorpion therapeuticsEast Boston (MA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
RoleLead clinical scientist overseeing the scientific strategy and execution of Phase 1-4 clinical trials in ophthalmology, collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure study success.
ResponsibilitiesManage clinical/scientific activities
Serve as the primary scientific lead
Partner with medical writers and study managers on protocols and deliverables
Lead data review and interpretation
Mentor team members
May include direct report management and process improvement involvement
QualificationsBachelor's degree +8 years
Master's +6 years
PhD/PharmD +4 years in pharmaceutical/clinical drug development, specifically in ophthalmology
SkillsExtensive knowledge of GCP
Clinical research
Study design
Data analysis
Regulatory compliance
High-value specificsophthalmology focus
clinical trial phases 1-4
GCP adherence
data interpretation
cross-functional collaboration
Work setupNot specified; travel requirement 10%.
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