Site Monitoring Lead at Innova Solutions: 100% Remote (Austin, TX)

Title: Site Monitoring Lead

Location: TX-Austin

Type: Part Time Regular Remote

Job Description:

Innova Solutions has a client that is immediately hiring for Site Monitoring Lead Position type: Full Time Contract Duration: 12 months Contract Location: Remote As a Site Monitoring Lead, you will: Role Responsibilities Summary: The Site Monitoring Lead (SML) is responsible for partnering with the Lead Study Manager (LSM) to develop the monitoring strategy for the study and will be the primary point of contact for study specific questions from both the internal and where applicable CRO monitoring team. The SML will support the LSM in development, adherence and oversight to the monitoring strategy and will escalate issues as applicable. The SML, where assigned, will oversee Site Monitors (SM), ensuring consistency across a study for monitor training, monitor report review, monitoring oversight, and overall site monitor activities. Responsibilities: 1. Responsible for study level management of SMs for clinical study site/monitoring activities in compliance with ICH-GCP, SOPs, if applicable, Protocol, Clinical Monitoring Plan, and associated documents. 2. Partners with CRO/monitor and LSM to ensure site activation and support site monitoring readiness in anticipation of first patient first visit. 3. Support the LSM on monitoring oversight activities such as but not limited to monitor selection, site selection, report reviews and other monitoring oversight activities as applicable. 4. Assist LSM with creating and maintaining monitoring and/or monitoring oversight plans and study specific tools/trackers (e.g., SM FAQ and ISF Reconciliation Tool. 5. Facilitate and/or support the LSM with the SM study-specific training plan and SM meetings. 6. Co-monitoring as needed. 7. May serve as SM at study sites depending on LSM delegation and/or study needs as applicable. 8. Support LSM in audit/inspection activities as needed. 9. Facilitates and/or supports remote and on-site monitoring activities, including training visits. 10. Develops strong study team relationships with internal stakeholders. 11. Promote positive site relationships and ensure continuity through all phases of the trial. 12. Supports the LSM in reviews, and monitoring of required regulatory documentation for study start-up, study maintenance and study closeout. 13. Supports LSM in risk and issue management, including development of corrective and preventative actions, relevant to site, SM, and vendor performance. 14. Supports LSM in line listing data reviews and updating site-facing data management documents. Requirements: 1. BA/BS required, with preference for BA/BS with strong emphasis in health or medical science or equivalent. 2. Minimum of 5 years required of direct site monitoring experience in a Biopharmaceutical, Pharmaceutical or CRO company, or equivalent. 3. Prior experience in oversight or management of site monitors, management of global teams is preferred. 4. Experience monitoring rare and ultra-rare disease, genetic disease preferred. Monitoring metabolic disease, pediatric studies, complex therapeutic studies such as Oncology, Cardiovascular, Infectious Disease, Neurology, Transplant, etc. is a plus. 11. Proficient IT skills (Use of MS Office, use of various clinical IT applications on computer, tablet, and mobile devices) and ability to adapt to new IT applications on various devices. 13. May require 25-75% travel. Qualified candidates should APPLY NOW for immediate consideration! Please hit APPLY to provide the required information, and we will be back in touch as soon as possible. We are currently interviewing to fill this and other similar positions. If this role is not a fit for you, we do offer a referral bonus program for referrals that we successfully place with our clients, subject to program guidelines.Pay Range*: $50- - $55 per hour *Pay range offered to a successful candidate will be based on several factors, including the candidat

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