Dynamic Regulatory Documents Specialist with proven expertise at Pacific Clinical Research Management Group LLP. Demonstrated attention to detail and effective communication skills, ensuring timely regulatory submissions and compliance. Successfully streamlined processes, enhancing study start-up efficiency and participant retention. Proficient in electronic document preparation and adept at multitasking in fast-paced environments.
Summary of Position:
The Regulatory Documents Manager is the point of contact for Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) and Sponsor (Pharmaceutical) employees/ contractors in regards to regulatory documents. Leads and contributes to the development implementation and analysis of specific research projects.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities:
The Regulatory Documents Manager plays a pivotal role in the efficient progress of a clinical study. Organizes the documentation of files pertaining to the study and coordinates the activities between site, sponsor and regulatory agencies. Some duties include, but are not limited to:
* Compiling study and regulatory documents for Sponsor and IRB
* Ensure rapid study start-up of new studies with all documents being signed and submitted in a timely and efficient manner
* Reviewing FDA guidelines
* Participating in on-site Sponsor meetings
* Creating and maintaining CVs for site staff
* Maintaining study specific logs
* Maintaining all regulatory binders including proper filing of documentation
* Preparing regulatory binders for storage
* Obtain signatures from site staff and physicians on appropriate forms in a timely manner
* Complete questionnaires from regulatory agencies
* Ensure site has regulatory approval for all active studies
* Ensure site has updated IRB approval of annual study renewals
* Communicate professionally with Sponsor and IRB employees
* Obtain signatures from off-site contracted physicians via courier or in person as appropriate
* Ensure regulatory binders are organized for Sponsor and FDA inspections and audits.
* Performs Venipuncture Blood Draws and ECGs as required per study protocols.