SITE MANAGER

Flexible work practices, award-winning benefits, completive salary.
One of the strongest and innovative drug pipelines in industry J&J Named a Fortune World’s Most Admired Company & Ranked #1 on the Pharmaceutical Industry List Long term training and career development At Innovative Medicine, we’re doing big things.
We put patients first.
What matters most is helping people live full and balanced lives.
We’re focused treating, curing, and preventing some of the most devastating and complex diseases of our time.
And we measure our success by the health and wellbeing of those we serve.
Our mission drives us.
Our patients inspire us.
We collaborate with the world for the health of everyone in it.
Making a real difference drives us to find innovative healthcare solutions and treatments that help transform lives.  It starts with you.
We’re working hard to deliver more for our patients, and we need your help to strengthen our capabilities and make meaningful change.
If you’re a Clinical Research professional looking to work with the most innovative and exciting clinical trials, you’ll find J&J a place to do great work  and we want you to join us.
How you can help.
This is your chance to contribute to life changing drug development.
You will join a high performing passionate team injecting enthusiasm, fun and positivity into the work you do and the impact you make.
Our high-profile team is leading the way in our industry.  We have an opening for a Site Manager to join our Global Clinical Operations (GCO) team.
From research to real-life situations, J&J has a long track record for developing innovative medicines that save lives and improve the quality of life for many Australians.
Our GCO team is a center of excellence within J&J, responsible for clinical trials and other data generation activities to support R&D and Medical Affairs research.
The GCO team manage and coordinate phase I-IV trials.
What you’ll do.
Our current area of focus is Oncology/Haematology, Infectious Diseases & Vaccines, Immunology, Cardiovascular Disease, and Neurosciences.
In GCO, the Site Manager is the sponsor’s interface with the investigative site and a member of the local study management team.
The Site Manager covers all aspects of site management from pre-trial assessments through to database locks and close out activities.
This is a full-time, permanent role.
Qualifications This role requires someone with strong communication skills and customer focus.
As an exceptional team player, you will liaise and build strong working relationships with internal and external customers, support the implementation of new systems/processes and ensure the smooth running of our projects at your assigned trials sites.
In addition, we look for the following attributes in our team – Collaboration, learning agility, resilience, change management, agile approach.
Other requirements include.
Degree in Science, Nursing or Life Sciences.
Demonstrated success as a CRA, with a minimum of 1 year on site monitoring experience.
Therapeutic knowledge in Hematology and Oncology is highly regarded.
Excellent communication and problem-solving skills.
Strong working knowledge of company SOPs, local laws and regulations and assigned protocols.
Strong knowledge of GCP and local regulatory guidelines.
Proficient in using appropriate IT software applications and company systems.
Willingness to travel.
Applications Close.
Friday 17 th May Being part of Johnson & Johnson can change everything, including YOU:  Johnson & Johnson is an equal opportunity employer who supports inclusive, flexible and accessible working arrangements for all.
This includes persons with disabilities, culturally, religiously and linguistically diverse people, diverse age groups, diverse sexual orientation, and gender.
We are committed to working in partnership with and support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and organisations by recognising and respecting the diversity of cultures, identity, heritage, languages, and social and spiritual systems practiced.
We draw pride and strength from you, your colleagues and the world we care for—all backgrounds, beliefs and the entire range of human experience—coming together to bring health to billions.