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ClinChoice

ClinChoice

www.clinchoice.com

4 Jobs

1,394 Employees

About the Company

ClinChoice is a leading global full & functional service CRO, renowned for its exceptional product development and lifecycle management capabilities across the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device, and consumer health sectors. With three decades of proven expertise and outstanding results, we excel in delivering top-tier services.
Our deep regulatory expertise, clinical trial execution, and robust pharmacovigilance and biometrics capabilities position us as a trusted partner in global markets. ClinChoice proudly maintains a strong presence across the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, ensuring comprehensive support for our clients worldwide.

Listed Jobs

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Clinical Research Associate II (CRA II)
Job Description
**Job title** Clinical Research Associate II (CRA II) **Role Summary** Support the planning, execution, and close‑out of pharmaceutical clinical trials, ensuring adherence to ICH‑GCP, regulatory requirements, and sponsor SOPs. Act as primary site liaison, manage trial documentation, monitor activities, and coordinate safety reporting. Provide independent project oversight while collaborating with cross‑functional teams. **Expectations** - Deliver trial milestones on schedule and within budget. - Maintain accurate, compliant trial documentation and databases. - Serve as trusted resource for trial stakeholders. - Demonstrate professionalism in client‑facing interactions. - Make autonomous decisions on routine issues; seek guidance on complex matters. - Uphold health, safety, and regulatory compliance at all times. **Key Responsibilities** - Conduct feasibility assessments, site selection, and initiation. - Serve as main contact for study sites, IRBs/ECs, and vendors. - Prepare and update study protocol, consent forms, CRFs, monitoring plans, investigator brochures, and annual reports. - Register trials on clinicaltrials.gov and manage results posting. - Order, track, and manage investigational product and materials. - Plan and execute site visits: qualification, initiation, interim, and close‑out. - Monitor site compliance, data collection, and adverse event reporting. - Assist in investigator agreements, payment processing, and budget tracking. - Review clinical data for statistical readiness. - Coordinate safety activities, develop Safety Management Plans, handle SAAs, and maintain study safety inbox. - Generate safety and study progress reports for stakeholders, investigators, and regulatory authorities. **Required Skills** - Strong written and verbal communication. - Excellent organizational and project management. - In‑depth knowledge of ICH‑GCP, FDA, EMA, and local regulations. - Experience in clinical trial monitoring and site management. - Proficiency with clinical data and safety management systems. - Ability to analyze data and prepare reports for statistical review. - Team orientation and stakeholder collaboration. - Problem‑solving and independent decision‑making. **Required Education & Certifications** - Bachelor’s degree in life sciences, nursing, pharmacy, or related field (advanced degree preferred). - 2–4 years of clinical research experience, including monitoring. - Current ICH‑GCP training; certification such as CCRP, CCP, or equivalent highly valued.
Diegem, Belgium
Hybrid
19-09-2025
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Senior Clinical Research Associate (SCRA)
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Job Title: Senior Clinical Research Associate (SCRA) Role Summary: Lead and manage clinical trials for a pharmaceutical sponsor, ensuring adherence to ICH‑GCP, company SOPs, and regulatory requirements. Serve as the primary contact for sites, handle trial documentation, monitoring, safety coordination, and budget oversight. Expectations: - Independent decision‑making on routine matters with guidance on complex issues. - Maintain high‑trust relationships with clients, site staff, and cross‑functional teams. - Deliver trial milestones on schedule, manage safety reporting, and uphold regulatory compliance. Key Responsibilities: 1. Plan, execute, and close clinical trials across designated countries. 2. Conduct feasibility assessments, site selection, initiation, monitoring, and close‑out visits. 3. Develop and review study documents: protocol, consents, CRFs, monitoring plans, study manuals, investigator brochures, and annual reports. 4. Coordinate trial registration (e.g., ClinicalTrials.gov) and result reporting. 5. Manage investigational device/material ordering, tracking, and accountability. 6. Serve as primary site liaison, addressing queries and ensuring protocol compliance. 7. Support data review for statistical analyses and publication preparation. 8. Track and report on project budgets. 9. Function as Clinical Safety Coordinator: develop safety plans, monitor adverse events, coordinate safety reports, and maintain safety inbox. 10. Collaborate with IRBs/ECs, contractors, vendors, and internal departments (Regulatory, Medical Affairs, QA). Required Skills: - Proficient in ICH‑GCP, clinical trial processes, and regulatory submissions. - Strong site management and monitoring abilities. - Excellent written and verbal communication. - Data review and basic statistical understanding. - Budget tracking and financial oversight. - Safety reporting knowledge and experience with safety event databases. - Ability to work independently and collaborate cross‑functionally. - Problem‑solving, organization, and attention to detail. Required Education & Certifications: - Bachelor’s degree in Life Sciences, Nursing, Pharmacy, or related field. - Minimum 3–5 years of clinical research experience as CRA or similar. - Current GCP training certification.
Diegem, Belgium
Hybrid
Senior
19-09-2025
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Regulatory Affairs Consultant- Remote
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**Job Title:** Regulatory Affairs Consultant **Role Summary** Support regulatory compliance for cosmetics and commodity products under EU and French legislation. Ensure alignment of promotional materials, packaging, and product claims with regulatory standards. Provide expert guidance during health authority interactions and inspections. **Expectations** Minimum 5-7 years in regulatory affairs, with 2-3 years in cosmetics/commodities sectors. Demonstrated experience in EU/French regulatory compliance, promotional material review, and health authority engagement. Strong cross-functional collaboration skills. **Key Responsibilities** - Review promotional materials, artworks, and packaging for regulatory compliance. - Assess product claims in accordance with EU and French cosmetics/commodities regulations. - Support responses to health authority queries and inspections. - Collaborate with marketing, legal, and regulatory stakeholders to maintain compliance. - Monitor evolving regulatory developments in France and the EU. **Required Skills** - Expertise in EU/French cosmetic/commodities regulatory frameworks. - Proficiency in reviewing artwork, labeling, and promotional content. - Strong cross-functional communication and teamwork abilities. - Fluency in English; French proficiency preferred. - Familiarity with EU Cosmetic Regulation (EC) No. 1223/2009 and INCI labeling advantageous. **Required Education & Certifications** - Not specified.
France
Remote
Mid level
15-10-2025
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1166# Principal Statistical Programmer Consultant Remote -Oncology
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**Job title** Principal Statistical Programmer Consultant (Remote – Oncology) **Role Summary** Lead and execute statistical programming tasks for oncology clinical trials, ensuring high‑quality deliverables, compliance with CDISC and regulatory standards, and efficient collaboration with cross‑functional study teams. **Expactations** - Deliver programming solutions independently and on schedule. - Maintain stringent quality control for own work and that of other programmers. - Communicate risks, issues, and milestones to stakeholders. - Contribute to continuous improvement and best‑practice development. **Key Responsibilities** - Program statistical analyses per protocol and study plans using CDISC standards (SDTM, ADaM, etc.). - Write and review programming specifications and documentation. - Ensure automated processes and scripts meet industry standards. - Collaborate closely with statisticians, data managers, study leaders, and lead programmers. - Plan and support team activities, allocate tasks, and manage concurrent projects. - Escalate risks and issues to appropriate leadership. - Participate in quality assurance reviews and audit preparations. - Champion best‑practice implementation to enhance quality, efficiency, and effectiveness. **Required Skills** - Advanced proficiency in SAS (Base, PROC, macro, SQL) and CDISC implementation. - Strong knowledge of ICH GCP, regulatory requirements, and oncology therapeutic area. - Ability to build reproducible, automated programming pipelines. - Excellent written and verbal communication, stakeholder influence, and coordination. - Self‑starter with strong time‑management and multi‑tasking capabilities. - Detail‑oriented quality mindset and problem‑solving skills. **Required Education & Certifications** - Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Statistics, or related field *with* ≥5 years clinical programming experience / Master’s degree with ≥6 years programing experience. - Demonstrated oncology therapeutic area experience. - CDISC and GCP knowledge; familiarity with FDA/EMA regulatory frameworks. - SAS certification or equivalent is preferred.
United kingdom
Remote
Senior
19-10-2025