Study Manager - Clinical Operations

Who We Are

From research and discovery to post-market clinical development, our WWRD engine involves all bench and clinical research and the associated groups that support those endeavors. Our teams work on developing first-in-class and best-in-class therapeutics that provide meaningful advances to patients who live with genetic diseases.
Study Manager, Clinical Operations (we currently have 2 roles - one is for 6 months - the other is for 12 months) BioMarin is the world leader in delivering therapeutics that provide meaningful advances to patients who live with serious and life-threatening rare genetic diseases. We target diseases that lack effective therapies and affect relatively small numbers of patients, many of whom are children. These conditions are often inherited, difficult to diagnose, progressively debilitating, and have few, if any, treatment options. BioMarin aims to improve life and health outcomes for people with rare diseases by advocating the use of innovative BioMarin therapeutics, advancing the standard of care, and providing personalized support and services globally. Role Summary For assigned study(ies), the study Manager is accountable for day-to-day study Operations study execution and related deliverables and is the primary point of contact within Global study operations for a study. Key responsibilities include managing risks, issues and opportunities that impact timeline, quality, and budget, overseeing the study team, vendors and CRO, and collaborating with cross-functional representatives to execute on study deliverables. Within the role the candidate is expected to show and have proficiency and experience in the following core and technical competencies 

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