Clinical Trial Liaison

Job description

As part of the PSI team, you will have a fair degree of ownership and autonomy to make nuanced country-and department-specific adjustments while nurturing the global PSI culture that unites us across six continents. You will: Act as a specialized liaison to assist sites with a protocol-tailored approach to increase efficiency of the patient identification and recruitment process Assist sites in developing and implementing patient enrollment techniques Coordinate site specific patient recruitment and retention plans observing the planned metrics Provide information specific to the area of expertise to site team members involved in patient recruitment Identify, track, and report patient enrollment progress throughout the study Analyze the protocol to provide the site with the support needed to improve the patient pathway Provide support to the project teams to ensure proper documentation of study-specific assessments related to patient enrollment Assist and advise the site monitor in patient enrollment and retention site level strategies, techniques and activities Provide information related to patient enrollment and retention to Business Development to use for proposals Registered Nurse (RN) , Pharmacist, MD, or equivalent education Clinical Research experience is mandatory Full working proficiency in English Proficiency in MS Office applications Excellent interpersonal skills, able to build rapport with a wide range of people Self-motivated and possess the ability to work in both a team setting as well as independently Strong communication & presentation skills If you feel it is time to make your skills and knowledge visible within a growing company with true focus on its people, then PSI is the right choice for you. PSI is a leading Contract Research Organization with 30 years on the market, offering a perfect balance between stability and innovation for both clients and employees. We focus on delivering high-quality, on-time services across a variety of therapeutic indications.