Director, Clinical Research Scientist

Taiho Oncology, Inc.•Pleasanton, CA
•$238,000 - $280,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Director, Clinical Research Scientist assists with the design, execution, and reporting of current and future Phase 1–3 clinical oncology trials. The role supports a responsible medical monitor or serves as a lead medical monitor for assigned trials, and assists the Clinical Research Scientist Manager with process improvement as needed. The position works closely with medical leads and cross-functional partners to support clinical research activities and contribute to the development of cancer therapies.

Requirements

  • PhD, PharmD, or another related advanced medical scientific degree.
  • Oncology experience is required.
  • At least 3 years of experience in the oncology drug development industry, with prior exposure to clinical development, regulatory, and statistical activities, such as co-authoring and reviewing documents.
  • Ability to critically review and interpret clinical data.
  • Working knowledge of the drug development process in the United States and European Union.
  • Ability to learn and integrate complex information and communicate clinical information clearly to non-clinical team members.
  • Ability to independently follow delegated activities related to the clinical research scientist function, communicate progress, and understand timelines.

Responsibilities

  • Support development of high-quality clinical documents, including study concepts, protocols, amendments, study reports, and investigator brochures.
  • Assist the medical lead in preparing clinical content for regulatory submissions and documents, including NDA, MAA, IND, CTA, sNDA, DSUR, PIP, health authority and ethics committee responses, and briefing packages.
  • Work with the medical lead to prepare internal and external presentations, abstracts, and manuscripts.
  • Contribute to and review informed consent forms (ICFs).
  • Work with data management on case report form (CRF) design and completion guides.
  • Partner with data management to develop data review plans and with the medical lead to develop medical monitoring plans.
  • Review protocol deviations, patient eligibility, and patient-level and cumulative study data; raise queries and coordinate with the medical lead.
  • Review safety data with the medical lead, including SAE reports with pharmacovigilance, laboratory results, efficacy data, dosing data, and withdrawals or discontinuations.
  • Collaborate with the medical lead to provide medical and scientific guidance during study execution.
  • Ensure compliance of clinical development and medical study-level documents with the trial master file (TMF).
  • Answer site protocol questions as needed after consulting with the medical lead.
  • Develop medical and protocol training for Site Initiation Visits, Investigator Meetings, and vendor or CRO staff in collaboration with the medical lead.
  • Escalate protocol issues requiring complex medical expertise to the medical lead and operational issues to the appropriate study operations team member.
  • Review the statistical analysis plan (SAP) and statistical outputs in collaboration with the statistician, medical writer, and medical lead.
  • Review interim, final, and addendum clinical study reports (CSRs), and related publications, in collaboration with the medical writer and medical lead.
  • Assist with other asset activities requiring clinical or scientific expertise.

Benefits

  • Annual bonus or incentive compensation plans may be included in the total compensation package.
  • Potential long-term incentive plan and discretionary awards may be included.
  • Medical, financial, and other benefits.
  • 401(k) eligibility.
  • Paid time off benefits, including vacation and sick time.
  • Parental leave.
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