Senior Clinical Project Manager - 253423
Senior Clinical Project Manager (Oncology & Radioligand Therapy)
Company Overview
Our client is a premier, mid-sized Contract Research Organization (CRO) specializing in high-stakes oncology drug development. Known for their agility and deep scientific expertise, they are a leader in the rapidly evolving field of Radioligand Therapy (RLT) and targeted alphas. They offer the global reach of a large firm with the boutique, high-touch service model that allows Project Managers to truly "own" their programs.
Position Summary
The Senior Clinical Project Manager (CPM) will lead complex, global oncology programs, with a particular focus on Radioligand Therapies (RLT). This role requires a unique blend of traditional oncology trial management and the specialized logistics required for radiopharmaceuticals (e.g., supply chain coordination, site nuclear medicine readiness, and specialized safety monitoring).
Key Responsibilities
β’ RLT Program Leadership: Oversee the unique operational requirements of Radioligand studies, including coordinating the tight "just-in-time" delivery window for radioactive isotopes.
β’ Global Trial Execution: Drive the end-to-end delivery of Phase I-III global oncology trials, ensuring data integrity and milestone achievement across multiple continents.
β’ Sponsor Management: Act as the primary strategic partner for biotech and pharma sponsors, providing high-level transparency and proactive problem-solving.
β’ Site & Vendor Synergy: Manage specialized vendors (e.g., central imaging, nuclear pharmacies, and logistics providers) to ensure seamless site support.
β’ Financial Stewardship: Full P&L responsibility for assigned projects, including budget tracking, forecasting, and managing out-of-scope activities.
β’ Regulatory & Safety Compliance: Ensure strict adherence to ICH-GCP and global regulatory requirements, with specific attention to radiation safety protocols.
Required Qualifications
β’ Education: Bachelorβs degree in Life Sciences, Nuclear Medicine, or related field (Advanced degree preferred).
β’ Experience: 7+ years of clinical project management experience in Oncology.
β’ Specialized Knowledge: Direct experience or strong foundational knowledge in Radioligand Therapy (RLT) or radiopharmaceuticals is highly preferred.
β’ Global Expertise: Proven success managing trials across North America, Europe, and/or APAC.
β’ CRO Background: Prior experience working in a mid-sized CRO, demonstrating the ability to be both a strategic lead and a hands-on contributor.
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Company Overview
Our client is a premier, mid-sized Contract Research Organization (CRO) specializing in high-stakes oncology drug development. Known for their agility and deep scientific expertise, they are a leader in the rapidly evolving field of Radioligand Therapy (RLT) and targeted alphas. They offer the global reach of a large firm with the boutique, high-touch service model that allows Project Managers to truly "own" their programs.
Position Summary
The Senior Clinical Project Manager (CPM) will lead complex, global oncology programs, with a particular focus on Radioligand Therapies (RLT). This role requires a unique blend of traditional oncology trial management and the specialized logistics required for radiopharmaceuticals (e.g., supply chain coordination, site nuclear medicine readiness, and specialized safety monitoring).
Key Responsibilities
β’ RLT Program Leadership: Oversee the unique operational requirements of Radioligand studies, including coordinating the tight "just-in-time" delivery window for radioactive isotopes.
β’ Global Trial Execution: Drive the end-to-end delivery of Phase I-III global oncology trials, ensuring data integrity and milestone achievement across multiple continents.
β’ Sponsor Management: Act as the primary strategic partner for biotech and pharma sponsors, providing high-level transparency and proactive problem-solving.
β’ Site & Vendor Synergy: Manage specialized vendors (e.g., central imaging, nuclear pharmacies, and logistics providers) to ensure seamless site support.
β’ Financial Stewardship: Full P&L responsibility for assigned projects, including budget tracking, forecasting, and managing out-of-scope activities.
β’ Regulatory & Safety Compliance: Ensure strict adherence to ICH-GCP and global regulatory requirements, with specific attention to radiation safety protocols.
Required Qualifications
β’ Education: Bachelorβs degree in Life Sciences, Nuclear Medicine, or related field (Advanced degree preferred).
β’ Experience: 7+ years of clinical project management experience in Oncology.
β’ Specialized Knowledge: Direct experience or strong foundational knowledge in Radioligand Therapy (RLT) or radiopharmaceuticals is highly preferred.
β’ Global Expertise: Proven success managing trials across North America, Europe, and/or APAC.
β’ CRO Background: Prior experience working in a mid-sized CRO, demonstrating the ability to be both a strategic lead and a hands-on contributor.
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