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岗位职责:
The Clinical Trial Assistant (CTA) has the responsibility for the successful delivery of the assigned clinical research tasks within his/her defined territory under the supervision of the (A)CRM/(A)CRD.
1. Key Accountabilities
1.1 Project Related Accountabilities
· Provide general administrative support to the clinical study team and assistance
to Project Managers (PMs).
· Assist the clinical study team in completion of all required tasks to meet
departmental and project goals.
· Support the clinical study team with ongoing conduct of studies.
· Be familiar with ICH-GCP, appropriate regulations, relevant SOPs and internal
tracking systems.
· Be familiar with the roles and responsibilities of the CRA including site
visits, if appropriate.
· Assist project teams with study-specific documentation and guidelines as
appropriate.
· Set up, organize and maintain clinical study documentation (e.g., Trial Master
Files, CRFs, etc.) including preparation for internal/external audits, final
reconciliation and archival.
· Process Data Collection Forms, i.e., logging in, tracking and quality
controlling as appropriate for the study.
· Coordinate ordering/dispatch and tracking of project materials (e.g., CRFs,
diary cards, lab supplies, IP supplies) as appropriate.
· Assist in the tracking and distribution of safety reports.
· Coordinate document translation, if required.
· Attend project team meetings and generate meeting minutes.
· Assist in the production of slides, overheads, etc., as needed for project,
departmental, sponsor and/or business development presentations.
· Other duties as assigned by PMs/CRMs/CRDs.
1.2 Relationship Management
· Be responsible for contributing to the establishment of a strong team spirit.
任职要求:
· Results Driven Behavior
· Self‐motivation and adaptability
· History of successful drug supply management
· Ability to form strong alliances with internal and external stakeholders and among study team members