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Study Design
-Ensure each centre has the necessary trial materials.
-Certify site research coordinators are fully equipped to carry out the study.
-Train site staff on data management tools and principles.
-Develop the study protocol, procedures manual, data collection tools, data quality plans through liaising with data management, biostatisticians, research fellows and the Director. Project Management
-Develop and maintain project timelines
-Establish and monitor project budgets and expenditure
-Ensure Adherence to ICH/GCP and other guidelines and requirements relevant to the project.
-Certify data quality, accuracy, completeness and timeliness is occurring
-Ensure accurate and detailed reports from monitoring visits are kept for scrutiny by Management Committee and external auditors.
-Manage all documentation for the project (including but not limited to all GCP requirements, contact details, signed contracts, serious adverse event reports and ethics committee reports).
-Liaise with participating centre research staff to ensure the effective local management of the study where required.
-Actively maintain regular contact with all study centres by email and telephone.
-Manage staff associated with the project and lead the objective setting, performance management and position review processes for these positions eg Project Officers, Study Monitors, Research Assistants, etc.
-Actively develop and promote the desired culture of The George Institute by ensuring all interactions, documentation and communication is conducted in a manner which supports the stated Mission identified by The George Institute

JOB TITLE:Country Project Manager-CPACS-2REPORTING:TO Program Director-CPACS-2, The George Institute, SydneyHead, Centre for Research Management, The George Institute, ChinaCOMPANY:The George Institute for International HealthDATE:ASAPFULLTIME EQUIVALENT:Full time employment will be consideredThe George Institute, ChinaThe George Institute was established in Sydney in 1999 as a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to the prevention and management of non-communicable diseases and injury, through domestic and international programs. The institute is a legally independent institution affiliated with the University of Sydney Faculty of Medicine and Peking University in Beijing.Our mission is to find solutions to common health problems through excellence and thought leadership in research, and translating that research into policy, practice and capacity building. In achieving that mission, we are committed to ensuring the integration of good business practices throughout all our operations.The institute has grown rapidly since its inception, and currently employs 180 staff at its headquarters in Sydney and 10 staff in its Beijing office. Research operations are conducted at approximately 400 centres in more than 30 countries worldwide. While Asia is a major focus, the George Institute is also active throughout Europe, North America, and Australasia.The George Institute is made up of several divisions and programs that oversee numerous large-scale international and regional projects funded by a diverse range of sponsors, both public and private. The research portfolio of the institute includes randomized trials of new treatment and prevention strategies, surveys, and observational studies of the causes and outcomes of disease and injury. The current research budget of the Institute is approximately $25-30 million per year. Research revenue comes from national and international medical research agencies, government, private sponsors and industry. All of the institutes research is initiated by academic staff of the Institute or colleagues at partner institutions including the University of Oxford, the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Melbourne.The George Institute aims to promote the adoption of evidence-based approaches to improve health outcomes in China. This includes initiating ad supporting policy development to ensure the clinical and population-based health research is effectively translated into practice. The George Institute, China is a leading organisation in international health policy and practice in China.The George Institute is dedicated to the recruitment, development, and retention of the best people from around the world. The pursuit of academic, scientific and operational excellence in a can do culture is actively promoted in all our activities.ContextIn collaboration with the Chinese Cardiac Society, the Cardiovascular Division is conducting the second phase of a project named Clinical Pathways for Acute Coronary Syndromes in China (CPACS-2)aimed at developing, implementing and evaluating quality improvement initiatives for the management of patients presenting with acute coronary syndromes in approximately 100 hospitals across a number of regions in China.Role PurposeWe require an experienced Project Manager to be responsible for managing the conduct of this major cardiovascular project across the mainland of China, including site selection, initiation, monitoring & close out, and providing general assistance to the Program Director. This role will be based in Beijing.