• [Photo] Michelle Mauro July 13, 2004

    BACKGROUND

    My client is a highly successful, international biotechnology firm engaged in the discovery and development of medical treatment products. This position is in the San Francisco area.

    DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES

    • Plan, design and implement clinical research projects
    • Supervise data collection and be the contact with Investigators
    • Ensure compliance with protocols
    • Approve CRFs
    • Implement monitoring plan
    • Supervise CROs

    REQUIREMENTS

    • BS in Science, Nursing or equivalent
    • 5 + years in clinical research as a CRA with a pharma company or CRO
    • Ability to manage studies from Phase I to large scale Phase II/III trials
    • Knowledge of clinical study design and FDA/GCP regulations
    • Strong communication and supervisory skills, including coaching/teaching CRAs and CROs.

    PREFERENCES

    Advanced degree preferred

    LOCALE

    The company is headquartered in California, in the SAN FRANCISCO BAY area.

    SALARY & COMPENSATION

    THIS IS A $100K OPPORTUNITY + full fringe benefits + bonus + stock options

    HOW TO APPLY

    Send your resume/CV, including position title and code to:

    MichelleM[at]LifeScienceRecruiters.com

    Michelle Mauro
    LIFE SCIENCE RECRUITERS
    973-601-3500

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How I can become a member of International Bi
Submitted by Nobody ; posted on Sunday, November 28, 2004
How I can become a member of International Biopharmaceutical Association? http://www.ibpassociation.org/ should I take a training with http://www.kriger.com/ for this?

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How I can become a member of International Bi
Submitted by Nobody ; posted on Sunday, November 28, 2004
How I can become a member of International Biopharmaceutical Association? http://www.ibpassociation.org/ should I take a training with http://www.kriger.com/ for this?

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