Director of Clinical Operations
scirecMiami (FL)
About the role
Hiring: Director of Clinical Operations | South FloridaI'm partnering with a growing multi-site clinical research network in South Florida on a search for a Director of Clinical Operations. This is a hands-on leadership role reporting directly to the President/CEO, with real influence on how the network scales.
The role:
- Lead day-to-day operational performance across multiple research sites
- Coach and support Site Managers and clinical research teams
- Drive enrollment, screening, visit completion, and retention results
- Standardize workflows and build scalable processes as the network grows
- Prepare sites for sponsor visits, audits, and inspections
- Partner with the Medical Director and executive team
- Help launch new locations and expand into new therapeutic areas and markets
- What my client is looking for:
- Bachelor's degree in life sciences, healthcare administration, or a related field 8+ years of clinical research experience, preferably in site operations 3-5 years of leadership experience in clinical research or healthcare operations
- Strong knowledge of ICH-GCP, FDA regulations, and site operations
- Multi-site, CNS or behavioral health, or SMO experience is a plus
Travel:
Regular travel between South Florida locations and other national sites, plus occasional travel for sponsor meetings and conferences. If you're an operations leader who thrives on being close to the work and building systems that scale, I'd love to connect. Send me a message or comment below and I'll reach out. Know someone who'd be a great fit? Please share or tag them.
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