Clinical Research Associate - 258406
medixDearing (KS)
Clinical Research Associate - 258406
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medixDearing (KS)
Clinical Research CoordinatorsResearch and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Format: 3-6 month contract-to-hire West Coast: Ideally Arizona, Utah, or Colorado Our client is is hiring a Senior Clinical Research Associate (Sr. CRA) to oversee ophthalmic medical device trials for dry Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD). The remote, Midwest-based role requires 4+ years of medical device monitoring experience, ophthalmology expertise, and 50% to 60% travel.
Key Responsibilities:
Site Management: Evaluate and select clinical investigators, conduct qualification, initiation, interim, and close-out visits.
Compliance & Monitoring: Ensure trial compliance with ICH GCP guidelines, Declaration of Helsinki, and FDA regulations.
Training: Provide on-site and remote training to clinicians on the use of the proprietary bioelectric stimulation device.
Documentation: Manage Trial Master File (TMF) documents, site visit reports, and promptly escalate any protocol deviations.
Recruitment: Collaborate with recruitment teams to develop patient materials and identify study participants.
Requirements
Experience: 4+ years of clinical research study monitoring for medical devices.
Specialty: Ophthalmology experience is highly preferred.
Education:
Bachelor of Science (BS) degree or equivalent experience. Location & Travel: Home-based in the Western US with the ability to travel frequently (50% to 60%).
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