Sr Director, Clinical Sciences Tarsanet · Irvine, CA
$255,000 per year
ApplySr Director, Clinical Sciences Tarsanet · Irvine, CA
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$255,000 per year
About the role
- Provide scientific leadership to cross‐functional study and program teams, ensuring timely study start‐up, enrollment, database lock, analysis, and readouts.* Lead the design of clinical development plans and individual study protocols (objectives, endpoints, inclusion/exclusion, assessments, statistical assumptions)* Maintains direct ownership of clinical deliverables, actively contributing to protocol development, document authoring, data review, study-level problem solving and execution decisions to ensure scientific rigor and operational excellence.* Shape clinical plans including timelines, budgets and oversight of clinical teams.* Build and maintain strong relationships with investigators, KOLs, and external partners; contribute to publication strategy and scientific communications* Drive innovation in clinical endpoints, biomarkers, and digital tools, and champion continuous improvement in clinical science processes, templates, and data review frameworks* Author and critically review key clinical and regulatory documents, including protocols, SAPs, CSRs, IBs and clinical value dossiers, ensuring scientific rigor, regulatory alignment and quality execution.* Conduct research to develop foundational education material to inform the early development program strategies.* Interpret clinical data and support data-driven decisions. Posted2 days ago Job TypeFull-time Salary$255,000 – $357,000 USDLocation* Irvine, CA
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