Community Medical Research Work Values

Daily Duties at Community Medical Research:

• Ability to collect and analyze all information • Ability to manage multiple projects and prioritize work • Ability to prepare research designs • Immense Microsoft Application skills • Proficient in psychiatric therapies • Familiarity to resolve all issues for research • Solid understanding of research protocol • Manage and overseeing 3 clinical research site within the institution. Assuring quality of data and subject safety. • Project manager and timelines setups. Hiring new and temporal personal • Providing and maintaining required trainings according to local and standards guidelines. • Ensuring a hazard free work environment for all staff. • Scheduling monitoring and Sponsors Site visits. • Provided solutions to complex logistic problems. • Prepared study design and implemented all protocols. Ensued compliance to Quality system and international standards. • Coordinated with various teams and designed clinical research projects. • Provided technical support to all clinical personnel and employees. • Startup operation supervision. • Regulatory operations • Staff Schedule, management and production. • Develop CAPA after audits and educational programs after any audit finding or notation. • Prepared efficient schedule for training plans for the internal teams. Created various project team meetings to evaluated and maintained study files. • Maintained trial management tools and provided update to sponsors. Monitored clinical visits and assisted in follow up. • Participated in all project management teleconferences on weekly basis. • Developed study associated monitoring tools for research project. • Performed regular agency audit on all clinical sites. • Evaluated study tools and prepared source documents worksheets. • Maintained confidentiality of information and ensure compliance to strict code.

What they like about Community Medical Research:

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Tags

Clinical research, Clinical research Associated, Clinical research director of operations, Site Director, Clinical Trial, Pharmaceutical, Management, Cyclic Redundancy Code (CRC), Protocol, Research

Skills

Management, Clinical Research, Cyclic Redundancy Code (CRC), Protocol, Research

These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with Community Medical Research: