Clinical Research Coordinator II

Clinical Research Project Planning and Preparation
• Review of assigned protocols and other protocol documentation (ICF, IB) for accuracy, feasibility,
timing, and resources.
• Prepare and maintain the Investigator Site File and/ or Trial Master File (TMF) for the study.
• Participate in creation and review of timelines and start-up meetings (Investigator Meeting/SIV,
Sponsor discussions, or other related meetings).
• Take the lead and/or overall coordination of all required start-up activities including, but not
limited, to the following:
• Clinic logistics planning, schedule of clinic activities, and team training.
• Preparation, review, and/or finalization of clinic source documents, time and events tables,
and other required study materials; review of Case Report Forms (CRFs), laboratory
workbooks, staff requirements, and schedules.
• In collaboration with the responsible teams, establishes and/or maintains safety
assessment requirements, Quality Control (QC) and monitoring plans,
pharmacy/dispensing requirements, study supplies/equipment, meal plans, and other
elements as applicable to the study.
• Confirms all required regulatory and contractual documentation is present prior to study
start.
• Support the Principal Investigator as needed with study related tasks such as, but not limited to:
• Delegation of Authority Log.
• Management of daily tasks.
• Visit calendar development and maintenance.
• Scheduling and attending monitor visits.
• Advertise, recruit, and screen potential participants for the study.

Clinical Conduct
• Perform all study activities following Good Clinical Practices (GCP).
• Manage multiple clinical trials simultaneously.
• Protect the safety of trial participants.
• Monitor appropriate sources for specific clinical study or federal regulation updates.
• Collect and enter study data into the appropriate system.
• Coordinate and monitor screening activities; provides support as required.
• Assist with informed consent of trial participants.
• Submit data in required timeframe.
• Monitor appropriate sources for specific clinical study or federal regulation updates.
• Complete Case Report Forms.
• Facilitate audits of study data.
• Develop trial participant rapport to explain research protocols and minimize protocol
violations.
• Develop rapport with study team to educate team on study procedures and minimize
protocol violations.
• Respond to inquiries by auditors for data clarification or additional data in required
timeframe.
• Take the lead and/or overall coordination of clinic activities including, but not limited to:
• Supervises clinic visits (admission, dosing and randomization, discharge, and follow-up)
as required and provides on-call support when applicable.
• Screens eligibility prior to randomization; oversees, coordinates and/ or performs study
drug administration, and other activities as delegated and required.
• In collaboration with the responsible teams, monitors that all study-related activities are
conducted according to protocol, SOP, and applicable regulations.
• Review and manage clinic updates, Adverse Event (AE) or Serious Adverse Events
(SAEs) reporting, study logs and tracker, quality control, and Monitor findings.
• Post-Clinic/Close-Out Activities
• Coordinate resolution and/or address QC, monitor, CRF, or other internal/external findings.
• Review and/or oversee close-out of study documentation, deviation reporting, CRF completion
and sign-off, and other study-related reports/documentation.
• Review and update TMF documentation.
• Finalize study and/or volunteer logs.
• Ensure completion of other close-out activities as required (return of study supplies, IRB reports,
archiving, etc.).
• Responsible for monitoring trial participant compliance throughout the trial and address day-today
trial participant or study issues and escalate as appropriate.
• Prepare for and participates in sponsor/monitor/QA audits.
• Provide accurate and timely project status updates to Project Managers and sponsor.
• Collaborate within and between teams during process improvement exercises, SOP creation.
and/or revision, internal and external meetings, and other company-related initiatives and goals.
• Accommodate flexible schedule (available days, afternoons, nights, and weekends).
• Perform other work-related duties as assigned.
• Coordinate and Perform Regulatory Activities
• Maintain proper protocol, consent, amendment, and yearly renewal submission if requested.
• Report adverse events relating to the trial.
• Maintain study files.
• Travel up to 100%

Additional Qualifications
• Registered Nurse and/ or University Degree such as Bachelor of Science Degree required.
• Clinical Research certification preferred.
• A minimum of 1 year experience in clinical research required, preferably in coordination of clinical
research projects. 2+ years preferred.
• Good knowledge of regulations, ICH GCP, privacy, and applicable guidelines.
• Required skills: problem solving, planning, and evaluation.
• Possess good time management, detail-oriented, and able to multi-task.
• Good interpersonal and communication skills with a team focus.
• Knowledge of SOP writing.
• Ability to anticipate problems and provide solutions in a timely manner.
• Ability to coordinate multiple clinical research projects with competing deadlines.
• Proficiency in computer software programs (e.g. Word, Excel, Power Point).
• Proficiency in use of various clinical trial EDC software preferred.

Clinical Research Coordinator II (CRC II) Permanent Part Time - Sabadell or Barcelona area with experience in Oncology

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