QC & Data Analyst
green life scienceCovina (CA)
About the role
Ready to take your clinical research experience into a role focused on quality, data and study accuracy?
A growing clinical research site is looking for a QC & Data Analyst to join its team and play a key role in ensuring clinical trial data is accurate, complete and compliant.
What You'll Be Doing:
Review study charts against SOPs, GCP, GDP and study protocols
Enter and verify data within CRF/eCRF systems
Perform source-to-CRF/eCRF reconciliation
Raise and resolve data queries
Support sponsor monitor visits and query resolution
Attend Site Initiation Visits (SIVs)
Identify data trends and support QC reporting
Work closely with CRCs, investigators, sponsors and CRO teams
Support onboarding, training and process improvement
What We're Looking For 1-3+ years' experience in clinical or biological research
Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience
Understanding of GCP and clinical research processes
Experience with clinical data, source documentation, CRFs/eCRFs or QC
Strong Excel, Word and Outlook skills
Excellent attention to detail and organisation
Strong communication and problem-solving skills
Comfortable working independently in a fast-paced clinical research environment
The Opportunity:
Join a growing research environment with exposure to a broad range of clinical trials and the opportunity to develop your career across clinical operations, quality and data management.
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