Lead Global Clinical Site Contracting and Negotiations
Join a dynamic and collaborative environment to contribute to impactful clinical research. This remote opportunity supports global clinical studies by managing the end-to-end process of investigator site contracts and budgets. You will directly negotiate with sites while overseeing CRO partner performance, ensuring that site contracting aligns with critical study milestones.
Primary Responsibilities
- Lead site contract and budget negotiations with investigator sites and CRO partners.
- Act as the primary escalation point for legal and financial contracting issues.
- Ensure CRO vendors meet compliance, quality, and timeline standards.
- Collaborate with Legal to address alternative contract language and apply fallback provisions.
- Monitor and communicate contracting timelines and progress across multiple studies.
- Build strong relationships with internal teams, including Clinical Operations, Study Management, and Legal, as well as external partners.
- Provide subject matter expertise for complex and high-priority studies across therapeutic areas.
- Adapt to shifting priorities and evolving study scopes.
Skills and Requirements
- Bachelor's degree required; JD is a plus.
- Experience in clinical site contracting across multiple therapeutic areas.
- Proven ability to oversee CRO partners and ensure vendor compliance with quality standards.
- Expertise in negotiating clinical site budgets, including fair market value assessments and study-specific budget parameters.
- Strong track record of managing contracting timelines for multiple global studies.
- Excellent collaboration skills with cross-functional teams such as Legal, Clinical Operations, and Compliance.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, Excel, and contract management systems.
- Familiarity with global clinical contracting, including country-specific regulatory requirements and ICH-GCP guidelines.
- Demonstrated ability to resolve issues collaboratively and drive continuous improvement in contracting processes.