PSI CRO AG

Manager, Patient Recruitment and Retention Strategy

PSI CRO AG

full-time

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Origin:  • 🇺🇸 United States

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Job Level

SeniorLead

About the role

  • Operations Develops global enrollment and retention solutions to increase patient screening, randomization, and compliance
  • Builds and manages patient engagement service offerings and associated costs for global bids, including vendor and in-house resource allocation
  • Designs and implements patient engagement assessments for awarded studies, focused on impact measurement, analysis, and mitigation planning
  • Participates in scientific conferences, meetings, symposia, etc. to collect information on patient access and diversity
  • Assesses patient enrollment challenges and opportunities in ongoing and completed studies to improve patient recruitment and retention strategies
  • Communication Liaises with other PSI departments to collate operational feedback and support patient engagement strategy
  • Liaises with Project Management to evaluate the impact of recruitment services on patient enrollment metrics for awarded studies
  • Collaborates with Business Development and Feasibility to identify and illustrate the value-add of prioritized recruitment services
  • Focus on recruitment project delivery, productivity, and quality to ensure strong customer and patient satisfaction for outreach and retention campaigns.
  • Communication with sponsors and project teams to implement and monitor impact of PRR programs and tactical plans based on study performance

Requirements

  • University/college degree in life science or health care field
  • Located on East coast preferred
  • A minimum of 10 years’ experience in clinical research
  • A minimum of 5 years’ experience in patient recruitment; CRO experience preferred
  • Experience in scientific report writing, independent research, and data analysis
  • Experience in patient engagement activities globally, collaborating with patient advocacy groups and patient organizations