Patient Operations Manager
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Job description
Patient Operations Manager
** REMOTE WORKING OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE ACROSS GERMANY AND THE UNITED KINGDOM**
The Clinical Trial Manager for Patient Operations within the Cell and Gene Therapy sector is responsible for overseeing the supply chain management of clinical trial materials, ensuring that all supplies are available and delivered in a timely manner to support patient operations. This role requires a deep understanding of clinical trial processes, regulatory requirements, and the unique challenges associated with cell and gene therapies.
Main Responsibilities
- Develop and implement supply chain strategies specific to clinical trials in cell and gene therapy.
- Provide training and oversee the hiring of operations specialists to ensure optimal performance.
- Maintain accurate documentation for all supply chain activities in accordance with regulatory requirements and respective procedures
- Oversee the logistics of shipping clinical trial materials to sites globally by collaborating with logistics partners to manage temperature-controlled shipments as required by cell and gene therapies.
- Analyse supply chain processes regularly to identify areas for improvement or optimization.
Profile
- Degree in pharmacy, chemistry, biotechnology or biochemistry, or a related field.
- Relevant experience within in Pharmaceutical or Biotech industries.
- Strong knowledge of project and quality management.
- Stakeholder management experience (both in cross-functional internal and external environment)
- Strong communication skills; ability to work collaboratively across various departments.
Benefits
- Remote working opportunity
- Competitive salary, bonus and other benefits
- Opportunity for professional development and growth
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