About the role

Senior Clinical Project Manager
Location: Pennington, NJ - HybridStep into a high-impact role where your work directly shapes the future of innovative therapies for rare and serious diseases. My client is advancing a cutting-edge clinical pipeline, and this role sits at the center of translating bold science into meaningful patient outcomes. You’ll lead complex global trials while influencing how clinical operations scale and evolve. Why You Should ApplyDrive end-to-end clinical trials that can redefine standards of care Play a visible role partnering with senior leadership and key stakeholders Lead CROs, vendors, and cross-functional teams with real decision-making authority Contribute to building systems, SOPs, and operational excellence from the ground up Competitive salary range and bonus! Comprehensive benefits and growth-focused environment What You’ll Be DoingLead clinical trials from protocol development through closeout Own project plans, timelines, budgets, and risk mitigation strategies Manage CROs, vendors, sites, and investigator relationships Ensure inspection readiness, regulatory compliance, and data integrity Optimize patient recruitment, retention, and operational performance Provide mentorship and leadership across clinical teams
About You: Bachelor’s degree in life sciences, pharmacy, nursing, or related field (advanced degree preferred) Strong knowledge of GCP, ICH, FDA, and EMA requirements Expertise with CTMS, EDC, and clinical trial systems Financial and vendor management acumen Confident leader in fast-paced, multi-study environments
How To Apply: We’d love to see your resume, but we don’t need it to have a conversation. Send us an email toava@scientificsearch.comand tell me why you’re interested. Or, feel free to email your resume. Please include Job #19719.

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