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Summary #LI-Hybrid (3 days per week on-site)
Location: London (The Westworks), United Kingdom or Dublin, Ireland
Novartis is unable to offer relocation support for this role: please only apply if this location is accessible for you.
At Novartis, we're looking for a strategic thinker and data-driven leader to join us as a Clinical Operations Program Manager. In this dynamic role, you'll be at the forefront of early modeling viability assessments, global feasibility studies, recruitment projections, and allocation strategies for cutting-edge clinical trials.
As a core member of our Global Clinical Operations sub-team, you'll drive strategic planning and trial allocation using powerful insights and analytics-making a real impact on global health outcomes. About the Role
Major accountabilities:
* Analyse diverse data sources such as clinical trial data, historical performance, scientific publications, epidemiology, and the broader clinical and commercial landscape to inform strategic decisions.
* Deliver modeling and viability analyses to support early recruitment projections and guide clinical trial planning.
* Lead end-to-end feasibility assessments in close collaboration with country feasibility managers, clinical trial teams, and medical experts.
* Recommend optimal country and site allocations, identifying associated risks and opportunities in alignment with the global program strategy.
* Provide strategic input on study design based on data insights and feasibility findings.
Minimum requirements:
* A degree in Life Sciences or a related scientific discipline.
* A proven background in pharmaceutical clinical drug development.
* A solid understanding of all aspects of clinical development, with a particular focus on clinical trial design and execution.
* Demonstrated expertise in data-driven feasibility for global clinical trials.
* The ability to collaborate effectively in a dynamic, matrixed environment.
Desirable requirements:
* A proactive approach to risk management, with a track record of identifying, flagging, and resolving potential issues, along with experience in strategic scenario planning.
* Strong communication skills, with the ability to engage effectively across local, regional, and global matrixed teams.
* Excellent project management capabilities, with a knack for problem-solving and conflict resolution.
* A data-savvy mindset, with the ability to interpret analytical insights and clearly communicate the rationale behind decisions.
* A solid understanding of the international drug development process, including GCP/ICH standards and health authority regulations.
* Proficiency in Microsoft Office tools, particularly MS Teams, Excel, and Word.
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