CRA, CRC, CHRC, CCRP or other nationally recognized

Lifting, pushing, pulling, standing or walking with heavy objects; repetitive motion & working in confined spaces

Monday – Friday, Day Shift; 8:00 am – 5:00 pm (40 hrs/wk)

The Markey Cancer Center (MCC) is recruiting a Clinical Research Auditor/Monitor for Multi-Center Investigator Initiated Trials. This position performs routine audits of MCC trials, study teams, & research programs in accordance with applicable MCC SOPs, to assess & assure compliance with applicable protocols, CFR, GCP, sponsor requirements, and MCC SOPs utilizing CTMB guidelines. Data monitoring of MCC IITs in accordance with CM&DMP.

Review data accuracy and completeness. Perform post audit exit interviews. Prepare audit reports, identifying recommendations and required actions and follow up. Evaluate responses, escalate and resolve. Provide guidance and training. Assist in developing training and education initiatives of MCC research staff. Utilize Knowledge of FDA Guidance Documents, CFR, GCP, NIH, NCI, ORI, & OMB. Assist in the development of and maintain master files of audit and monitoring activities. Assist in the development of CAPA plans. Coordinate audit and monitoring activities. Participate in development of MCC QA office. Participate and report to MCC committees, QA Manager, & ADCT.

This position will have a fully on-site work arrangement and will require travel to other institutions in order to conduct on-site audits.

When applying, you will need to upload a:

1. Resume (required)
2. Cover Letter (required)
3. Specific Request 1 (required):
   1. a copy of your CCRC, CCRA, CCRP, CHRC, or other nationally recognized research professional certification.

Microsoft Office Pro, research databases, HIPAA, HSP, web, strong knowledge of CFR, GCP; knowledge of oncology clinical trials.

Bachelor’s degree with more than ten years experience; Clinical Research Program Audits and Data Monitoring; Oncology Clinical Research ; CCRA, CCRC, CHRC, CCRP, RQAP, or other nationally recognized certification in clinical research.

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