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Senior Clinical Scientist – Oncology Clinical Development

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Key Responsibilities
- Work closely with the Medical Director to support the clinical development strategy for assigned trials and compounds.
- Lead development of the Medical Data Review Plan (MDRP), conduct ongoing clinical data review, and summarise safety and efficacy data to support interpretation and analysis.
- Support early phase study activities, including preparation for and coordination of Dose Escalation Committee meetings and related presentation materials.
- Prepare charters and coordinate internal and external committee meetings, including Dose Escalation, Data Monitoring, Steering and Safety Committees.
- Provide scientific input into eCRFs, eCRF completion guidelines, data management deliverables, protocol deviation review, coding, and database lock activities.
- Contribute to study plans and work closely with project teams and CROs to support study delivery.
- Contribute to clinical and regulatory documentation, including protocols, informed consent forms, Investigator’s Brochures, annual safety updates, study reports, briefing documents, INDs, and clinical dossiers.
- Provide medical input into country and site selection, feasibility assessments, and Key Opinion Leader (KOL) interactions.
- Contribute to publications in collaboration with Scientific Communications and support training at investigator meetings, CRO/CRA training, and site initiation visits, as required.
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- PhD, PharmD, MS, or equivalent degree, preferably in medical, biological, pharmaceutical sciences, or a related discipline.
- At least six years of clinical research experience including significant drug development experience.
- Prior oncology or haematology drug development experience.
- Experience working effectively within a matrix-team environment.
- Excellent oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills.
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