Clinical Trial Coordinator- Finance- FSP

4 days ago

Québec QC, Québec Municipalité Régionale, QC; Capitale-Nationale; Québec Province, Canada Parexel Full-time

Parexel FSP is looking for a Clinical Trial Coordinator with experience with budget negotiation. This position is a hybrid position with 1-day minimum onsite requirement in Kirkland, Quebec.

Job Title: Clinical Trial Coordinator (CTC)

Position Purpose

  • Supports the Clinical Research Manager (CRM) and other team members through the life cycle of the study from study start up to study closure.

Organizational Relationships

  • Reports to Parexel assigned Line Management with day‑to‑day direction from Client. Refer to Organizational Chart for details regarding assigned role and associated reporting structure.

Primary Responsibilities

  • Trial and site administration:
    • Tracking (e.g., essential documents) and reporting (e.g., Safety Reports).
    • Ensure collation and distribution of study tools and documents.
    • Update clinical trial databases (CTMS) and trackers.
    • Clinical supply & non‑clinical supply management, in collaboration with other country roles.
    • Manage labeling requirements and coordinate/signed translation change requests.
  • Document management:
    • Prepare documents and correspondence.
    • Collate, distribute/ship, and archive clinical documents.
    • Assist with electronic Trial Master File (eTMF) reconciliation – updating manuals/documents (e.g., patient diaries, instructions).
    • Document proper destruction of clinical supplies.
    • Prepare investigator trial file binders.
    • Execute eTMF Quality Control Plan.
    • Obtain translations of documents.
  • Regulatory & site start‑up responsibilities:
    • Provide to and collect from investigators forms/lists for site evaluation/validation, site start‑up and submissions in a timely manner.
    • Obtain, track and update study insurance certificates.
    • Support preparation of submission package for Institutional Review Board (IRB) / Ethics Review Committee (ERC) and support regulatory agencies submissions.
    • Publish study results for Global Clinical Trial Operations (GCTO) and Regulatory Affairs (RA) where required per local legislation.
  • Budgeting, agreement and payments:
    • Collaborate with finance/budgeting representatives for development of country and site budgets (including split site budget).
    • Track and report negotiations and maintain tracking tools.
    • Maintain contract development, negotiation, approval, and maintenance (e.g., Clinical Trial Research Agreements (CTRAs)).
    • Update and maintain contract templates in cooperation with Legal Department.
    • Calculate and execute payments (investigators, vendors, grants).
    • Ensure compliance with financial procedures.
    • Monitor and track adherence and disclosures.
    • Close out budgets.
    • Obtain and process Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) documentation in a timely manner.
  • Meeting planning:
    • Organize meetings (create & track study memos/letters/protocols).
    • Support local investigator meetings (invitation, prepare materials, select venue, support where applicable).
  • Training and SOP adherence:
    • Complete training assigned by Client and/or EP, as necessary, including general training requirements, SOPs, and system and process related training.
    • Adhere to EP and Client SOPs and processes.

Education and Certification

  • B.A./B.S. (Life Sciences preferred) or equivalent healthcare experience.

Skills and Experience

  • Minimum 1‑2 years in Clinical Research or relevant healthcare experience. Note – specific experience requirements may vary depending on the Country.
  • Good understanding of Global, Country/Regional Clinical Research Guidelines and ability to work within these guidelines.
  • Hands‑on knowledge of Good Documentation Practices.
  • Good IT skills (Use of MS Office, use of some clinical IT applications on computer) and ability to adapt to new IT applications. Strong MS Excel skills required.
  • International Committee on Harmonization (ICH) – Good Clinical Practice (GCP) knowledge appropriate to role.
  • Effective time management, organizational and interpersonal skills, conflict management.
  • Effective communication with external customers (e.g., sites and investigators).
  • High sense of accountability / urgency. Ability to set priorities and handle multiple tasks simultaneously in a changing environment.
  • Works effectively in a matrix multicultural environment. Ability to establish and maintain culturally sensitive working relationships.
  • Demonstrates commitment to customer focus.
  • Able to work independently.
  • Proactive attitude to solving problems / proposing solutio