We opened our doors with a clear and simple vision: to provide the worldwide clinical research industry with professional services that demonstrate the highest level of experience, quality, and integrity. Since 1996, ProTrials has supported research that has led to ground-breaking treatments and solutions in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device industries.What fuels our focus? Most of us entered the clinical research field to help patients, caregivers, or maybe even our loved ones. We show up every day committed to do work that matters. When you join ProTrials, you will join a collaborative community helping to build a healthier world. We also understand your need to balance a meaningful workload with life’s every-day moments. At ProTrials, we know that this makes our employees happier, healthier, and more successful. ABOUT THE JOBThe Lead Clinical Research Associate (LCRA) is responsible for providing direction and leadership to the Clinical Research Associate (CRA) team and Clinical Trial Associate (CTA) assigned to studies. The LCRA ensures accurate and timely initiation, enrollment, conduct, completion, and provides project management support. The LCRA ensures adequate study monitoring resources are in place for the study. The LCRA also identifies quality issues related to clinical monitoring activities, and along with the study team, establishes action plans to address them. HERE IS WHAT YOU WILL DO:Provide study oversight as the primary liaison between CRAs, internal staff, study site staff including investigators, coordinators, client personnel, and external vendors involved in all stages of the studyEnsure clinical monitoring activities of the study CRA team(s) are performed in accordance with applicable Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), regulations, good clinical practices, key performance indicators, and study-specific requirementsDevelop, review, and manage clinical plans and guidelines, including the clinical monitoring plan and study timelines; ensure compliance with monitoring intervals according to project requirements, review data reports, CTMS, disseminate listings/reports to study CRAs, and work with CRAs and site staff to resolve data discrepanciesCreate annotated visit report templates and other documents and strategies related to site management and monitoringSupport training and development of team members, ensure compliance with study specific training requirements, and ensure training is appropriately documentedGuide and support CRAs, CTAs, and external contract research organizations regarding monitoring, co-monitoring, training, and audit visits; review site visit reports and monitoring letters in accordance with study and SOP requirementsManage oversight of the Trial Master File (TMF)/eTMF and assist with filing and quality controlTrack serious adverse events, protocol deviations, enrollment, ICFs, study contacts, investigational supplies, and investigational product for assigned study and review with appropriate members of the study teamPerform qualification, initiation, interim, and close out visits and provide visit reports as per monitoring guidelines as neededHERE IS WHAT YOU BRING TO THE TABLE:RN, Bachelor, or advanced degree in biological sciences or related field, or equivalent combination of relevant experience, education, and trainingPrevious CRA experience preferredProven excellence in professional skills including communication, organization, prioritization, presentation, discretion, and accuracySolutions-oriented approach to problem solvingFamiliarity with medical and pharmaceutical industry, and related terminology and practicesExtensive knowledge of Food and Drug Administration regulations and their practical implementationWillingness to travel and perform remote and on-site monitoring, if neededProficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint$135,000 - $159,000 a yearOur salary ranges are determined by various factors. The actual base compensation for this position may vary depending on experience, market conditions, education/training, skill level, and location.