Description
As a Senior Clinical Project Manager at IQVIA, you will play a crucial role in delivering clinical trials and improving patients' lives by bringing new drugs to the market faster.
You will lead a team and be responsible for project delivery of clinical studies to meet contractual requirements, ensuring compliance with SOPs, policies, and practices.
Key responsibilities include:
- Participating in bid defense preparations and leading bid defense presentations
- Developing integrated study management plans with the core project team
- Strategically planning and executing clinical studies while optimizing speed, quality, and cost of delivery
- Setting objectives for the core project team and assessing performance
- Collaborating with other functional groups to support milestone achievement and manage study issues
- Monitoring progress against contract and preparing project information for stakeholders
- Managing risk and contingencies proactively and leading problem-solving efforts
- Ensuring project quality and identifying areas for improvement
- Serving as primary project contact with customers and managing relationships
- Building and leading a cross-functional project team
- Ensuring financial success and identifying opportunities to accelerate activities
- Identifying changes in scope and managing change control processes
- Communicating lessons learned and best practices to promote continuous improvement
Requirements include:
- Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences or a related field
- Greater than 7 years of clinical research experience, including 4 years of project management experience
- Advanced knowledge of job area and broad knowledge of related job areas
- Knowledge of clinical trials, ICH GCP, and relevant local laws and regulations
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including presentation skills
- Strong negotiation and customer management skills
- Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work through others to deliver results
- Experience working across regional/global trials and in the Central Nervous System therapeutic area