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Summary: 

The successful candidate will be responsible for independently planning, executing, monitoring and  closing observational/non-interventional studies. The CSM role will direct the financial and operational  aspects of the project, including acting as the primary liaison to clients, project team and vendors to  ensure optimal quality, efficiency and communication. The CSM is responsible for the planning and  implementation of clinical operations deliverables, primarily site management and clinical monitoring,  of assigned project(s) to ensure delivery within specified budgets and timelines in accordance with  applicable regulatory guidelines/requirements, Tempus Compass Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)  and project specific instructions. As a leader you will drive your projects forward, proactively, identifying  and mitigating risks along the way.  

Job Responsibilities: 

  • Responsible for executing Tempus’s observational trials in compliance with quality standards  (ICH/GCP, Global Regulations, and Tempus policies and procedures) 
  • Act as primary point of contact for clients. Anticipate client needs and proactively resolve issues as  necessary 
  • Lead cross-functional teams and third parties/vendors to ensure effective teamwork and  communication 
  • Manage project deliverables including timeline, quality, scope, and cost 
  • Maintain study management system(s) 
  • Develop and maintain project plans 
  • Primary contact for assigned sites and build positive relationships with investigators and site staff
  • Complete monitoring visits and/or oversee Clinical Research Associates, as applicable
  • Manage participant recruitment, sample reconciliation, data entry to safe-guard project endpoints
  • Responsible for the completeness and quality of the Trial Master File 
  • Provide temporary coverage/back-up for additional observational studies as required
  • May involve overnight travel 

Demonstration of Tempus Compass Values: 

Consistently strives to demonstrate the following Tempus Compass values: 

  • Recognizes that the team is always stronger than the individual 
  • Seeks to inspire others by demonstrating consistently strong performance 
  • Treats people with respect regardless of role or point of view 
  • Listens well and seek to understand before reacting 
  • Provides candid, helpful and timely feedback to colleagues 
  • Demonstrates curiosity about and contributes effectively to areas outside of their specialty
  • Keeps the bigger picture in mind when making decisions
  • Never stops learning
  • Questions assumptions and offers suggestions for improvement
  • Focuses on results rather than process and seeks to minimize complexity when process is required
  • Identifies and addresses root causes, not symptoms
  • Demonstrates poise in stressful situations
  • Strives to always do the right thing
  • Questions actions that are incongruent with Tempus Compass values 

Minimum Qualifications: 

  • University/college degree (life science preferred) or certification in a related allied health profession  (i.e. nursing, medical or laboratory technology) from an appropriately accredited institution.
  • Minimum of five (5)+ years relevant clinical research experience in a combination of research site, life  sciences company or CRO 
  • Working knowledge of ICH Guidelines and GCP including international regulatory requirements for  the conduct of clinical development programs. 
  • Demonstrated ability to handle multiple competing priorities and to utilize resources effectively.
  • Demonstrated ability to be self-directed. 
  • Working knowledge of project finance. 
  • Familiar with concepts commonly incorporated non-therapeutic studies: risk-based monitoring, quality of life and patient-reported outcomes, health outcomes etc. 
  • Excellent communication, planning and organizational skills. 

Preferred Qualifications: 

  • Experience with observational/non-interventional studies, registries, comparative effectiveness  studies, etc. 
  • Prior experience working for both a sponsor/life science company and a CRO
  • Previous clinical monitoring experience

 

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Additionally, for remote roles open to individuals in unincorporated Los Angeles – including remote roles- Tempus reasonably believes that criminal history may have a direct, adverse and negative relationship on the following job duties, potentially resulting in the withdrawal of the conditional offer of employment: engaging positively with customers and other employees; accessing confidential information, including intellectual property, trade secrets, and protected health information; and appropriately handling such information in accordance with legal and ethical standards. Qualified applicants with arrest or conviction records will be considered for employment in accordance with applicable law, including the Los Angeles County Fair Chance Ordinance for Employers and the California Fair Chance Act.

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