
Global Project Manager
Posted Aug 14

Posted Aug 14
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United Kingdom.
• Lead, manage, and coordinate the operational facets of global and multi-regional clinical projects from the initial protocol concept to the completion of the final clinical study report.
• Ensure that client objectives regarding time, cost, quality, client satisfaction, operational delivery, ICH-GCP compliance, regulatory standards, and adherence to SOPs are met.
• Develop and implement comprehensive global project plans, including Integrated Quality Management Plans and Risk Management Plans.
• Confirm that site facilities and staff are adequately prepared to meet the demands of global clinical trials.
• Review and provide feedback on clinical trial protocols and align the clinical monitoring team with protocol-related activities.
• Review, authorize, and implement strategies, policies, and standard operating procedures.
• Participate in investigator meetings, governance committees, and other clinical research meetings as necessary.
• Create and support annual budgets, billability levels, revenue goals, and expense targets.
• Ensure quality control and standardization of CNS rating scales through training and monitoring of raters.
• Develop proposals in response to pharmaceutical and biotech RFPs; assist in creating bid-defense presentations and participate in bid defenses.
• Act as the main operational liaison with sponsors concerning study execution, timelines, quality, risks, financial performance, and budgets.
• Allocate study resources, including outsourcing and vendor identification, and manage resource requirements across global regions.
• Supervise global feasibility, regulatory submissions, country/site activation, start-up metrics, and site greenlight status.
• Provide strategic leadership and direction to the Clinical Manager and clinical monitoring team.
• Analyze monitoring trends, non-compliance issues, and critical deviations at sites.
• Develop project documentation and ensure timely delivery of study plans by cross-functional leads.
• Track, manage, and report on project and overall trial budgets.
• Oversee site selection, initiation, and start-up processes.
• Supervise interim study conduct, recruitment and enrollment, safety issues, SAE tracking, study drug supply, and review monitoring reports.
• Identify resource or progress gaps, drive risk management efforts, and create corrective action plans.
• Communicate progress of the study and key milestones, including FPI, LPV, DBL, CSR, and TMF metrics.
• Coordinate study close-out, resolve data queries, and lock the database.
• Manage document storage and maintain readiness for internal quality audits and regulatory inspections.
• Execute additional duties as assigned.
• A bachelor's degree is required; a Master's degree is preferred in Life Sciences, Pharmacy, Nursing, or a related scientific discipline.
• Approximately 5 to 7 years of direct experience in clinical research project management within a CRO or pharmaceutical setting.
• Experience in project management and the development of study procedures and processes.
• Proven history of managing complex, multi-region, global clinical trials across at least two regions simultaneously.
• Extensive operational experience leading CNS trials, such as those for Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Epilepsy, Depression, Schizophrenia, Multiple Sclerosis, or rare neurodevelopmental disorders.
• Strong understanding of CNS endpoints, challenges related to rater variability, and strategies to mitigate the placebo effect in psychiatric and neurological trials.
• Demonstrated knowledge of the entire drug development process, including study initiation, clinical monitoring, Data Management, biostatistical output, drug safety, regulatory issues, and report generation.
• Proficiency in ICH/GCP guidelines, FDA, EMA, local regulations, CTMS, EDC, eTMF, and project management tools like MS Project.
• Excellent verbal and written communication, organizational, time-management, customer service, and interpersonal skills.
• Global travel may be required based on study needs.
• Opportunities for professional development and involvement in process improvement initiatives.
Jones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc.
Philips
DEKRA North America
Clients Blackbox, Inc.
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