Moffitt Cancer Center
The clinical research Protocol Writer focuses on investigator-initiated, early phase clinical trials by writing, editing, and completing clinical trial protocols and related documents for submission to the Scientific Review Committee (SRC). The role involves working under the Principal Investigator to prepare complete clinical protocol proposals, ensuring adherence to standards and regulatory requirements, and collaborating with external sponsors on study design. Secondary duties include supporting clinical science editing and assisting with clinical research portions of grant proposals for NIH defined clinical trials.
Key Responsibilities
- • Write, edit and complete clinical trial protocols and related documents necessary to accurately and timely submit clinical trial projects to the Scientific Review Committee (SRC).
- • Work under the direction of the Principal Investigator (PI) to edit, write, and gather technical and scientific documentation required to conceptualize, prepare, and deliver complete clinical protocol proposals to the SRC.
- • Work with the Clinical Trials Office to ensure adherence to Moffitt's standards and regulatory requirements.
- • Work with the PI and external sponsors on study design.
- • Support clinical science editing activities.
- • Work with Grant Administrators on the clinical research portion of grant proposals, including developing the protocol and related documents outlined in the PHS Human Subjects and Clinical Trials Information Form as required for NIH defined clinical trials.
- • Handle multiple concurrent projects with varying deadlines for execution.
Required
- • Bachelors Degree
- • Strong scientific/medical/health-related background with clinical research experience preferred
- • At least 2 years of relevant medical writing industry experience
- • Proven track record in writing high quality regulatory documents
Preferred
- • MA, MS, MD, PharmD, or PhD with 1 years scientific experience and/or clinical research experience
Job Summary:
With an emphasis on investigator-initiated, early phase clinical trials, the clinical research Protocol Writer works with clinical investigators to write, edit and complete clinical trial protocols and related documents necessary to accurately and timely submit clinical trial projects to the Scientific Review Committee (SRC).
Works under the direction of the Principal Investigator (PI) to edit, write, and gather technical and scientific documentation required to conceptualize, prepare, and deliver complete clinical protocol proposals to the SRC.
Responsibilities also include working with the Clinical Trials Office to ensure adherence to Moffitt's standards and regulatory requirements and with the PI, working with external sponsors on study design.
Secondary responsibilities include supporting clinical science editing activities. For select grants that include clinical trials, the position will work with Grant Administrators on the clinical research portion of the proposal, including developing the protocol and related documents outlined in the PHS Human Subjects and Clinical Trials Information Form as required for NIH defined clinical trials.
Position requires deadline-driven approach and ability to handle multiple concurrent projects, each with varying deadlines for execution.
Minimum Requirements
Bachelors Degree
Strong scientific/medical/health-related background with clinical research experience preferred. Experience must include at least 2 years of relevant medical writing industry experience and a proven track record in writing high quality regulatory documents.
Preferred
MA, MS, MD, PharmD, or PhD with 1 years scientific experience and/or clinical research experience.
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