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PSI CRO AG

Medical Monitor – US Board-Certified Psychiatrist

PSI CRO AG

Medical Monitor overseeing psychiatric safety and clinical-trial medical guidance for PSI, a global contract research organization. Reviewing safety data, supporting regulatory work, and advising trial teams.

Posted 8/10/2026full-timeRemote • 🇺🇸 United StatesSeniorLeadWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates extensive medical expertise as a Medical Doctor with US Board Certification in Psychiatry, alongside a strong background in clinical research and trial management. Proficient in monitoring trial participant safety and providing regulatory input while effectively communicating and training trial teams.

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Medical Doctor DegreeUS Board Certification In PsychiatryClinical Research ExperienceTrial Participant Safety MonitoringMS Office Proficiency

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Hard Skills
Medical MonitoringRegulatory Authority ResponsesProtocol Deviation ReviewClinical Study Report ReviewData Management SupportMedical ReviewSafety Report ReviewTrial Risk ManagementParticipant RecruitmentFeasibility Assessment
Soft Skills
Communication SkillsPresentation SkillsAnalytical SkillsProblem-SolvingTeam-Oriented
Certifications & Qualifications
US Board Certification In Psychiatry
Industry Keywords
Clinical TrialsPharmacovigilanceIRB/IECIND/SUSAR Safety ReportsIDMC CommitteesAdjudication CommitteesTrial AuditsTherapeutic Area ExpertiseTrial-Specific Medical DocumentsSafety Narratives

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Act as the primary point of contact for trial-specific medical and safety-related questions
  • Provide input for responses to regulatory authorities and IRBs/IECs
  • Monitor trial participant safety
  • Participate in participant recruitment and retention activities
  • Present medical matters at kick-off and investigator meetings
  • Train trial teams on the therapeutic area and protocol medical aspects
  • Develop and review trial-specific medical-monitoring documents
  • Manage ongoing trial risks related to medical monitoring
  • Perform ongoing medical review of operational clinical trial databases
  • Support Medical Reviewers, Pharmacovigilance, Medical Data Review, and Data Management
  • Review protocol deviations, RAE reports, SAE narratives, IND/SUSAR Safety Reports, and annual IND reports
  • Participate in trial-related committees, including IDMC and adjudication committees
  • Review clinical study reports, including safety narratives and TFLs
  • Provide medical expertise on an as-needed basis
  • Prepare for and participate in trial audits and follow up on findings
  • Participate in feasibility assessments of potential and ongoing trials
  • Participate in bid defense meetings and client interactions
  • Act as a medical expert and provide therapeutic expertise to other PSI departments

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Medical Doctor degree required
  • US Board Certification in psychiatry required
  • Minimum of 10 years’ experience as a practicing psychiatrist
  • Clinical Research experience preferred
  • Proficiency with MS Office applications
  • Communication, presentation, and analytical skills
  • Problem-solving, team-oriented, and detail-oriented approach
  • Must not require work visa sponsorship for employment now or in the future

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Remote work / home-based in the United States
  • Opportunity to build a career on the frontline of medical science
  • Use medical knowledge and expertise to help bring new medications to patients