Responsibilities:
� Seeking an experienced Clinical Database Administrator to set up and
run a clinical data management department. This will include hiring
and supervision of data management personnel.
� Supervise all clinical database and data management activities for
clinical studies and related departments.
� Responsible for the selection of a clinical database for the
company.
� Work closely with the Information Systems Department on installation
and support issues.
� Ensure that CRF log-in, database definition, entry, quality
assurance, documentation, and storage meet regulatory requirements.
� Build and maintain a data dictionary for use in all clinical trials.
Designing and implementing standard libraries.
� Coordinating the selection, installation, and maintenance of adverse
event and drug thesauri.
� Ensuring CRO adherence to data dictionaries, thesauri, file
structures, and variable naming and attribute conventions.
� Developing and implementing standard CRFs.
� Writing, implementing and/or specifying standard data queries and
reports.
� Writing, implementing, and/or specifying quality assurance checks.
� Coordinating CRF development with other personnel.
Skills:
�Experienced in clinical database administration, including database
design, validation, implementation, and documentation.
� Extensive knowledge of one or more relational databases. Knowledge
of Datafax and remote data entry systems is desirable.
� Managerial experience.
� Proficiency in writing SQL queries for data validation and
monitoring.
� Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
� Ability to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team.
� B.S. degree in healthcare, life science, or computer science
preferred.
Email resume for immediate consideration, or for further information
please contact:
Tom Whiting
Enterprise Resource Group
San Francisco, CA
(voice) (415) 221-6300
(email) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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