Ophthalmology Medical Monitor
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
About the role
To support innovative clinical trials in Ophthalmology, the part-time contract Ophthalmology Medical Monitor will provide medical monitoring and study startup activities, advise on clinical trial-related medical questions, and ensure compliance with safety protocols while working remotely.
Key responsibilities:
Provide medical monitoring and support for 1-3 Ophthalmology programs under the direction of the Global Medical Lead
Review and analyze eligibility of participants, adverse events, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements
Develop and review operational, medical monitoring, and safety plans, and generate safety-related documentation
Required qualifications:
Medical Degree with completion of residency in Ophthalmology and active or prior Board Certification
At least 8 years of relevant experience in drug development within a biotech/pharmaceutical company or academic clinical research institute
Excellent scientific writing skills and experience analyzing clinical trial data
Proficiency with ICH/GCP guidelines and understanding of medical terminology and clinical research
Willingness to work across different ophthalmic indications
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