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Clinical Operations Manager - Regulatory

iqvia

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🇬🇧 English

Job description

About the role

This position is responsible for the performance and compliance of assigned clinical trial protocols in Uganda, ensuring adherence to ICH/GCP, local regulations, sponsor policies, and quality standards. The role oversees budget management, regulatory submissions, site readiness, and coordination with internal and external stakeholders.

Key responsibilities

  • Own country and site budgets, develop and negotiate Clinical Trial Research Agreements, and track related payments.
  • Execute and oversee clinical trial submissions and approvals, including development of local language informed consents and interactions with IRB/IEC and regulatory authorities.
  • Manage country deliverables, timelines, and results to meet commitments, ensuring quality and compliance across protocols.
  • Coordinate with Project Managers, CTAs, CRAs, and headquarters to align timelines, budgets, and local milestones.
  • Oversee local processes such as supplies management, import/export requirements, archiving, and insurance processes.

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