In-House Clinical Research Associate II
Penumbra Inc- Full Time
- Junior (1 to 2 years)
Candidates should possess a Bachelor’s degree in a related scientific field, such as Biology, Chemistry, or a related discipline, and have at least one to two years of experience in imaging research, clinical trials, or a related field. Strong organizational and communication skills are essential, along with the ability to work independently and as part of a team. Familiarity with clinical trial processes and data management systems is preferred.
The Imaging Research Associate I will coordinate all site and operational activities throughout a clinical trial, ensuring timely delivery of high-quality service deliverables. They will assist in preparing study materials, follow up on outstanding documentation from clinical sites, schedule logistical and technical trainings, create test run requests, review and process study data, manage site communications, investigate data discrepancies, and perform day-to-day IQC activities including data review, coordination of cross calibration phantom rotation, and machine equivalence analysis. Additionally, they will support project administration by planning site start-up activities, maintaining study databases, participating in project meetings, and ensuring client satisfaction.
Generates clinical evidence for trials
Clario specializes in generating clinical evidence for medical research by utilizing a comprehensive technology platform. Their services support various types of clinical trials, including decentralized, hybrid, and site-based trials. Clario's approach combines nearly 50 years of experience with a vast network of facilities across nine countries, allowing them to conduct a significant number of clinical trials and regulatory approvals. What sets Clario apart from competitors is their extensive expertise and the ability to provide a wide range of endpoint technologies, which enhances the quality of evidence produced. The company's goal is to empower partners in the healthcare industry to improve patient outcomes through reliable and rich clinical data.