This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Central Monitor II (RBQM / KRI Review Exp) based in India.

This role offers the opportunity to support risk-based quality management across clinical research studies in a global life sciences workplace. You will contribute to centralized monitoring activities by reviewing study data, identifying trends, and assessing risks at study, country, and site levels. Working alongside Central Monitoring Leads and multidisciplinary study teams, you will help ensure that emerging data quality and performance issues are identified and addressed promptly. You will use analytical tools to conduct data risk reviews, manage risks and issues, and maintain clear oversight of study parameters. The position combines clinical research expertise, data analysis, risk assessment, and stakeholder communication. It is well suited to an experienced central monitoring professional who is comfortable working with RBQM processes and KRI reviews.

Accountabilities

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Support the Central Monitoring Lead with study-specific setup, configuration, and ongoing maintenance of data analytics tools used for centralized monitoring.

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Act as a subject matter resource for RBM data analytical tools and use them to conduct data risk reviews and support risk and issue management.

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Perform centralized monitoring of clinical study data in accordance with the study monitoring plan.

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Maintain oversight of risk parameters and relevant indicators at study, country, and site levels.

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Review Key Risk Indicators (KRIs) and identify trends that may indicate systematic data errors, data quality concerns, or study, country, or site performance issues.

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Analyse monitoring findings and assess their potential implications for study quality, data integrity, and operational performance.

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Communicate trends, findings, risks, and recommendations clearly to relevant study team members.

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📌 Central Monitor II (India)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 India