FSP Feasibility Manager
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Thermo Fisher Scientific in Padova
Work Schedule
Standard (Mon-Fri)
Environmental Conditions
Office
Feasibility Manager – Functional Service Provider (FSP)
Position Summary
The Feasibility Manager is responsible for leading and managing strategic and operational feasibility activities in support of global clinical development programs within the Functional Service Provider (FSP) business. This role drives evidence-based country and site selection, recruitment planning, and enrollment forecasting to support the successful delivery of clinical trials across one or more sponsor portfolios.
Working as an embedded member of a sponsor team, the Feasibility Manager partners with cross-functional stakeholders to provide actionable intelligence, data-driven recommendations, and operational expertise that enable informed study planning and execution. The role combines strong analytical capabilities with excellent stakeholder management skills to ensure feasibility strategies align with study objectives, timelines, and portfolio priorities.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead strategic and operational feasibility activities for assigned clinical studies and development programs.
- Drive evidence-based country selection by leveraging operational insights, historical performance, epidemiology, and data analytics to support optimal study execution.
- Develop and deliver data-driven recruitment strategies and enrollment forecasts in collaboration with Feasibility Analysts and cross-functional study teams.
- Evaluate country, site, and patient recruitment potential using internal and external data sources and feasibility tools.
- Partner with sponsor and Thermo Fisher Scientific stakeholders to develop robust feasibility strategies that support study planning and delivery.
- Build and maintain strong collaborative relationships with Clinical Operations, Clinical Sciences, Medical Affairs, Regulatory Affairs, Clinical Supply, Country Operations, Site Activation, Epidemiology, Biostatistics, and other key functional partners.