Regulatory Affairs Coordinator - Cancer Center Protocol Office

General Summary:

The Regulatory Affairs Coordinator (RAC) will work with investigators, study staff, Institutional Review Boards (IRB), clinical trial sponsors and federal regulatory agencies to ensure that regulatory requirements are met for clinical trials. This role reports to the Regulatory Affairs Project/Program Manager and works closely with research teams across the Cancer Center to ensure regulatory compliance for multiple cancer trials.

Detailed Responsibilities include managing the following for multiple studies:

- Preparation and submission of clinical trials to the local and central IRB(s).

- Creation and extensive revisions of informed consent documents

- Tracking and facilitating the progress of new trials through the review process

- Correspondence with the IRB of record, investigators, and sponsors throughout the review process

- Collection, completion, and submission of regulatory documents to various regulatory entities. This includes collecting signatures and information from participating investigators and providing them to industry sponsors.

- Creation and maintenance of electronic regulatory binders and other relevant files during the approval process

- In addition to the above, this role will be submitting institution-sponsored studies to the FDA and maintaining the records with the FDA across the life of the study. This includes sending annual reports to the FDA for dozens of studies, as well as communicating with the FDA about changes to studies and any adverse events that may occur.

Please note that this is a remote role and there will be no work at the physical office/location. Applicants may work in all states with the following exceptions: WY, ND, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Qualifications

- BA/BS required

- Prior regulatory or clinical research experience with an academic medical center or industry preferred

- Knowledge of FDA submission process a plus

- Detail-orientation with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously

- Strong organizational skills

- Excellent oral and written communication skills

Candidates with no relevant experience will be hired as RAC I

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