Global Trial Associate- Global Clinical Operations Leadership Development Program (GCOLDP)- Full-Tim

Johnson & Johnson is recruiting for Global Trial Associates for the Global Clinical Operations Leadership Development Program (GCO-LDP) within Innovative Medicine, located in Spring House, PA.

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Position Summary:

The GCO Leadership Development Program consists of 12 months of dynamic rotations in Spring House, PA with in-depth training across the Clinical Trial Assistant, Site Manager, and Local Trial Manager roles, supported by strong line management, formal mentorship, sponsorship, networking, focused leadership development and dynamic real world work experience.

Global Trial Associates (GTAs) will rapidly gain knowledge, develop technical and leadership skills and important insights into how the business operates.

The objective is for the GTA to develop an understanding of pharmaceutical development, GCO standard operation procedures, policies and regulatory requirements, logistical and administrative tasks related to trial management (start-up, execution and closing phases) and patient safety in clinical trials.

The GTA will gain knowledge of and support activities of the Site Manager (SM) and Local Trial Manager (LTM) positions under the direct supervision of LTM and SM mentors, Program Manager, and/or Functional Manager (FM).

Upon successful completion of the program, GTAs will be placed in either a Local Trial Manager or Site Manager role depending on business need and skillset.

The GCO US Site Management organization is regionally aligned to the Northeast, Southeast, Central and West.

This reduces the travel burden for Site Managers as they are assigned to study institutions based in their region.

Local Trial Managers work remotely and are not regiona...