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Job description
JOB TITLE
Associate
US Clinical Operations
Global Clinical Research and Development
Veterinary Medicine Research & Development
POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES
The successful applicant embodies Zoetis' Core Beliefs: Our Colleagues Make The Difference, Always Do The Right Thing, Customer Obsessed, Run It Like You Own It, and We Are One Zoetis.
It is an essential function of this role to have a site-based presence at Zoetis facilities. Within US Clinical Operations, the candidate will be assigned to one or more Project Teams and will have the following duties and responsibilities:
As a member of the clinical team, assist with, coordinate, or lead the coordination of all study activities, including start up, Investigator training, conduct, site monitoring and close out. These may include, but are not limited to:
Assist in, or coordinate, the preparation of study protocols, amendments, deviations, data capture forms, electronic data capture systems, test substance documentation and study reports
Collaborate with multiple internal partner groups to plan, coordinate, conduct, analyze, and report studies
Conduct training of Investigators and other study site personnel
Serve as the principal communication link between the Sponsor and study sites
Maintain study files in accordance with SOPs and regulatory requirements
Assist in, or coordinate, data management processes including paper and electronic data capture, entry, review, tracking and verification utilizing electronic tools and centralized data management systems.
Provide clinical updates to project teams and sub-teams
Assist with or coordinate animal related study activities (i.e. clinical sampling, test material administration and clinical observations). May include minimal animal handling.
Travel: approximately 10 - 40% on an annual basis. Variable, depending upon project status.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
Minimum: Bachelor's degree
Work Experience/Skills: Minimum:
Two years' experience in companion animal medicine, livestock industry, a biological science area, a veterinary technician position, or research experience in an academic institution or the pharmaceutical industry.
Ability to work both as a member of a team and independently in a self-directed and self-motivated manner.
Excellent skills in the following competencies: organizing, planning, time management, quality, attention to detail.
Well-developed critical thinking skills with the ability to learn on the fly and solve problems.
Excellent interpersonal skills with very good written and oral communication skills.
Competence with Microsoft Office Products (Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams).
Desirable:
Experience and interest in working with livestock including cattle, swine and/or poultry, as well as companion animals, including dogs, cats and horses.
Previous experience in a research environment and/or prior experience in research/product development in the animal health industry.
Understanding of Good Clinical Practice and/or Good Laboratory Practices.
Experience conducting/monitoring studies to Good Clinical Practice and/or Good Laboratory Practice standards.
Previous experience in the preparation of regulatory submissions.
Competence with electronic data capture, eClinical software or remote communication tools.
Knowledge of and exposure to using AI tools.
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Worksite address
kalamazoo, MI, 49006, US
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