Senior Clinical Project Manager (Renal, Obesity, MASH) - Global Study Leadership
Pubblicato il 04-08-2026 - Experteer Italy in Cusano Milanino
Senior Clinical Project Manager (Renal, Obesity, MASH) - Global Study Leadership
As Senior Project Manager in Global Study Leadership, you drive strategic delivery of complex, multi-regional clinical trials. You partner with sponsors and cross-functional teams to meet timelines, budgets and regulatory goals, shaping study outcomes across renal, obesity and MASH programs. You’ll lead diverse teams, manage risks, and ensure quality while advancing patient outcomes through innovative study delivery. This role offers global exposure, leadership growth, and the chance to influence high-profile trials across therapeutic areas.
- flexible ways of working
- global team
- opportunity to work on high-profile global studies
- Lead delivery of complex global and multi-regional studies, driving operational excellence and successful outcomes
- Serve as primary strategic partner for sponsors, providing leadership and innovative solutions
- Provide leadership and direction to cross-functional teams across regions
- Oversee study timelines, budgets, quality, risks and financial performance
- Drive proactive risk management, issue resolution, decision‑making and stakeholder alignment
- Ensure studies comply with ICH‑GCP, regulatory requirements and contractual commitments
- Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences, Healthcare or related field
- 7+ years of clinical research experience with global or multi-regional trials
- Experience leading renal, obesity and/or MASH global studies (strongly preferred)
- Strong knowledge of clinical trial conduct, ICH‑GCP guidelines and regulatory requirements
- Proven success in leading cross‑functional teams and managing study delivery (timelines, budgets, quality, risks)
- Demonstrated ability to build trusted sponsor relationships and manage senior stakeholders
- Exceptional leadership, communication, problem‑solving and decision‑making skills
- Passion for advancing clinical research and patient outcomes
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