Medical Director, Medical Affairs Certified Nephrologist
Posted 3 days ago
worldwide clinical trialsDenver (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
What the Medical Director, Medical Affairs does at Worldwide To provide medical management and professional medical support for clinical research projects at WORLDWIDE as the assigned Medical Monitor (MM). To assist in activities requiring Medical support, including but not limited to: assistance with feasibility assessments, medical training and provision of medical/clinical input to the design of study protocols and/or clinical development programs as well as assistance with business development activities, as directed by the department head.
What you will do:
Medically manages clinical trials to which s/he is assigned as MMServes as Global Lead MM (GLMM) for pan-regional and/or global trial(s) to which s/he is assigned Collaborates with the other members of the Medical & Safety project teams to process Serious Adverse Events (SAEs)Provides therapeutic and protocol-specific training to the project teams Contributes medical input into the design of clinical development programs, study protocols, research papers, client focused white papers, etc Provides after hours medical support for projects to which s/he is assigned What you will bring to the role Excellent computer skills (Word, Excel, Access)Excellent spoken and written English skills Excellent organizational and time management skills Excellent communication skills Excellent presentation skills Your experience Medical Degree from an accredited institution of Medical Education. At least 2 years of medical monitoring in clinical research or related industry Valid passport and ability to travel as required.
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