- Pay
- $48–66k
- Where
- New York City, NY · UK
- Level
- Mid
Ambitious Clinical Monitor wanted to drive real impact in Healthcare from New York.
Clinical trials live or die on the quality of the data behind them, and that's where a sharp Clinical Monitor earns their keep.
This is a healthcare startup building faster, leaner ways to run trial oversight, and it needs someone who can keep sites honest, keep data clean, and keep momentum up.
New York gives this Clinical Monitor role access to some of the densest clusters of hospitals, research sites and biotech activity in the country.
Here's what you'll be doing: Visiting and monitoring clinical trial sites across the New York area to check protocol compliance and data integrity Reviewing case report forms and source documents against regulatory and sponsor requirements Flagging data discrepancies, enrolment issues and safety concerns before they become bigger problems Writing clear, timely monitoring visit reports that site staff and leadership can actually act on Training site coordinators on protocol updates, documentation standards and good clinical practice Working directly with the clinical operations team to tighten up processes as the company scales Here are the skills you'll need: Two to four years' experience in clinical monitoring, site management or a related clinical research role Solid grasp of GCP, FDA regulations and ICH guidelines Comfortable reading data and spotting what doesn't add up Strong written communication.
Your reports need to be precise, not padded Able to work independently and manage your own schedule across multiple sites Genuinely comfortable in a startup setting where the job description shifts as the company grows Key perks and benefits: Salary of $48,000 to $66,000, depending on experience Equity in the company.
You're joining early enough for it to mean something Hybrid working, split between New York site visits and remote work Flexible hours built around travel and site schedules, not a rigid 9 to 5 A real learning and development budget, plus a flat structure where your ideas reach leadership fast Why pursue a career in Healthcare?
Clinical research in the US is expanding, and trial sponsors are under constant pressure to run faster studies without cutting corners.
A Clinical Monitor who's good at the job never struggles for work, and the path forward, lead monitor, clinical operations manager, director-level roles, is well worn.
New York's mix of hospitals, universities and biotech firms makes it one of the better cities to build that career.
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