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Senior Clinical Data Analyst

Location

Hyderabad, Telangana, India, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

JobType

full-time

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About the role

Senior Clinical Data Analyst (SCDA) independently performs/lead and/or coordinate all clinical data validation activities on assigned projects, commensurate with experience and/or project role, with high degree of proficiency and autonomy. Further responsibilities shall include providing technical expertise and/or operational leadership regarding all DM operational activities (data cleaning matrices), processes and Data Management documents regarding data validation. All tasks should be performed in accordance to corporate quality standards, SOPs/Work Instructions/Guidelines, ICH-GCP and/or other international regulatory requirements. SCDA acts as a subject matter expert on DM Systems/processes, providing technical support and expert advice to internal and external sponsors. The SCDA may act as a back-up to or fulfill the Data Management Lead role where required. Lead/Responsible for data validation (cleaning/review/reconciliation) activities during conduct and database lock (Primary CDA), e.g. query management, manual/SAS listing reviews and external vendor data reconciliation. Perform and/or support the setup of DM documents and ensure proper documentation as per Standard Operating Procedures, ICH/GCP Guidelines. Lead/perform user acceptance testing on clinical database setups. Review protocols and EDC Entry Screens if required. Provide input on and tracking the data management timelines and coordinate the DM operational activities during database set up, up to project close out. Develop, improve and implement project specific tools, including, but not limited to standard project directories and subdirectories, document file names and status reports that result in improved efficiencies.

Skills

data management
sas
cdisc
medical terminology
data validation
database setup
data cleaning
data reconciliation