Clinical Research Associate II / SCRA (Clinical Trials)

Location: United Kingdom; travel required 70–85%, including onsite investigator-site visits.

Company

hirify.global supports biotech, medtech, and specialty pharma companies in developing medicines, medical devices, and diagnostics.

What you will do

• Conduct qualification, study initiation, interim monitoring, close-out, and other required visits using remote, onsite, or approved monitoring methods.
• Review clinical data, source documentation, investigational product accountability, and site records to protect patient safety and data integrity.
• Prepare timely monitoring reports, maintain TMF/eTMF documentation, and manage site query resolution with Data Management.
• Plan site-monitoring activities, track subjects and sites, manage priorities, and escalate quality, timeline, scope, and budget issues.
• Collaborate with Clinical Leads, Project Managers, study teams, investigators, and sites; coach other CRAs and share best practices.
• Support feasibility, recruitment, investigator meetings, training, and additional country- or project-specific responsibilities when assigned.

Requirements

• Degree or equivalent work experience in a clinical, science, or health-related field; licensed healthcare professionals may also qualify.
• At least 2 years of clinical-trial experience, previous successful CRA experience, and completion of a CRA training program.
• Fluent English and fluency in the host-country language are required.
• Knowledge of ICH GCP, ISO 14155, relevant FDA, EU, and local regulations, clinical monitoring procedures, and drug or device development.
• Experience coaching or mentoring CRAs, strong communication and organizational skills, and the ability to manage changing priorities.
• Ability to travel 70–85%, lift up to 25 lbs, and hold a valid driver’s license and passport as required.

Culture & Benefits

• Flexible working practices designed to support professional growth and work-life balance.
• Collaborative environment where team members contribute ideas and influence ways of working.
• Access to internal and study-specific training to expand therapeutic and clinical expertise.
• Work on medical innovation intended to improve patient outcomes.