
Clinical Team Manager – FSP, Country Study Manager
Posted Oct 30

Posted Oct 30
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Belgium.
• Execute clinical studies domestically in accordance with protocols, timelines, budgets, quality standards, and relevant regulations.
• Oversee country feasibility, study planning, and the operational execution of Phase I-IV clinical studies.
• Act as the operational liaison between the Central Study Team and local staff.
• Evaluate study compatibility with the local context and perform country/site feasibility assessments.
• Direct site selection and maintain accountability for site performance outcomes.
• Formulate and uphold country-specific study plans, forecasts, budgets, resource estimates, milestones, timelines, quality plans, and risk management plans.
• Choose and oversee local vendors, including managing contracts, payments, communications, and issue resolution.
• Construct and oversee study budgets while reporting accruals to the finance department.
• Manage essential study documents, plans, manuals, local recruitment materials, and site support documents.
• Develop country/site risk assessments and mitigation strategies, communicating risks to both local and global teams.
• Assist with submissions to ethics committees/IRBs and, when necessary, Regulatory Authority submissions and approvals.
• Organize translations of study documentation into local languages.
• Facilitate and negotiate Clinical Trial Agreements with investigational sites.
• Ensure the provision of site supplies and manage local inventory levels.
• Coordinate operational activities within the country, including site progress, protocol deviations, metrics, communications, issue escalation, and compliance with monitoring plans.
• Build and maintain relationships with local medical personnel and key stakeholders, such as ethics boards, pharmacies, and vendors.
• Organize and conduct investigator meetings, monitoring meetings, local training, and training for in-country staff.
• Perform business-management monitoring activities to ensure the quality and integrity of studies.
• Assist with regulatory/compliance audits and coordinate responses and follow-ups at the country level.
• Review monitoring tools, risk and performance indicators, reports, study databases, and Monitoring Visit Reports.
• Address resourcing challenges and ensure appropriate study resourcing within the country.
• Manage study-specific safety concerns and handle safety report processes, including SAE reporting.
• Keep accurate Sponsor Study Records and ensure compliance with regulations, ICH/GCP, and client standards.
• Coordinate learning debriefs at the end of studies/programs and identify potential improvements.
• Maintain ongoing knowledge of therapeutic areas, products, protocols, and study-related information through continuous training.
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification, along with relevant formal academic or vocational training.
• A minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in a comparable role.
• A combination of suitable education, training, and/or directly related experience may be accepted as an equivalency.
• Exceptional leadership, mentoring, training, motivational, and team integration abilities.
• Strong skills in planning, organization, interpersonal communication, problem-solving, judgment, and decision-making.
• Capable of working in a dynamic environment with complex or ambiguous situations.
• Familiarity with clinical monitoring practices, processes, and requirements.
• Proficient in English, with effective oral and written communication skills.
• Ability to assess workload against project budgets and adjust resources as necessary.
• Knowledge of budgeting, forecasting, and financial management.
• High attention to detail.
• Solid understanding of relevant regulations, including ICH/GCP and FDA guidelines.
• Proficient in computer skills, including Outlook, Excel, Word, and client systems/software.
• Understanding of clinical studies, drug development, sample management, and quality requirements.
• Familiarity with local regulations, ICH-GCP guidelines, and client-specific written standards.
• Willingness and ability to travel domestically and internationally.
• Ability to effectively collaborate in multicultural matrix teams and remote work settings.
• Capacity to communicate and work productively with senior medical staff, physicians, and scientists.
• Fully remote work arrangement.
• Standard Monday to Friday work schedule.
• Opportunities for professional and personal development through relevant training courses.
• Participation in training sessions to enhance skill sets.
• Engagement and development within a global team environment.
• Travel opportunities for project-related activities, including investigator and monitor meetings.
• Opportunity to contribute to scientific excellence and global R&D initiatives.
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