The Lead Clinical Data Analyst will coordinate timelines and resources required to implement and maintain a variety of clinical systems as well as provide oversight and coordination of all aspects of the development and management of clinical study databases across a variety of platforms
Job Summary
The Lead Clinical Data Analyst will coordinate timelines and resources required to implement and maintain a variety of clinical systems as well as provide oversight and coordination of all aspects of the development and management of clinical study databases across a variety of platforms.
Johnson & Johnson is committed to providing an inclusive work environment where each person is considered as an individual and respects the diversity and dignity of its employees.
The role involves collaboration across multiple teams including Data Management leadership, Clinical Operations, IT, and Quality to deliver clinical system solutions that support innovative orthopedic treatments.
Matching Summary
The Lead Clinical Data Analyst will coordinate timelines and resources required to implement and maintain a variety of clinical systems as well as provide oversight and coordination of all aspects of the development and management of clinical study databases across a variety of platforms.
Salary
Base: $109,000.00 - $174,800.00; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Not specified
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Clinical system support and management
Project management for clinical trials
Experience with Medidata or Veeva systems
Coordination of clinical study databases
Vendor evaluation and oversight
Collaboration with Clinical Operations and Biostatistics
Nice-to-have
Advanced certification in clinical systems
Knowledge of CDISC STDM standards
Experience with Clinical Operations
Strong verbal and written communication
Knowledge of GCP and SDLC
Mentoring and training development
Key Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Statistics, Computer Science or related discipline
At least 6 years clinical research system support experience
Experience with EDC, CTMS, eTMF, and IxRS clinical systems