IWK Health Clinical Research Manager Role (Nova Scotia)

IWK Health Clinical Research Manager Role (Nova Scotia)

24 Sep
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IWK Health
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Nova Scotia

24 Sep

IWK Health

Nova Scotia

Advance your career as the Clinical Research Manager at IWK Health in Halifax, supervising pediatric research programs. Ensure ethical compliance and operational success across multi-site studies.

In this pivotal role, you will manage all aspects of pediatric clinical research within the Endocrinology and Neurology departments. This includes overseeing regulatory compliance, developing budgets, and leading a multidisciplinary research team. Your clinical research knowledge will facilitate effective collaboration with external partners, enhancing the quality and efficacy of research.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead operational management of pediatric research protocols
• Develop study budgets and monitor expenditures
• Serve as liaison with external study sites and sponsors




• Mentor junior team members on research processes
• Ensure adherence to ethical standards and regulatory requirements

Requirements:
• 5+ years of progressively responsible clinical research experience
• Robust understanding of pediatric clinical procedures
• Prior experience with budget negotiation and management
• Familiarity with IWK research protocols and ethics board essential
• Necessary CPR and certification compliance

Elevate pediatric research quality and integrity in Halifax as a Clinical Research Manager with IWK Health.
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📌 IWK Health Clinical Research Manager Role (Nova Scotia)
🏢 IWK Health
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