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Clinical Project Director – Global

Remote, U.S.

Are you a seasoned Clinical Project Manager ready to take the next step, or an experienced Project Director seeking a new challenge with global impact?

We're looking for a dynamic leader to join our Large Client Division—a team that collaborates across multiple clients rather than being tied to just one. You’ll play a key role in high-profile Obesity/GLP-1 studies, working closely with our Metabolic and Specialty Health (MASH) team.

What You’ll Do:

You’ll provide strategic oversight and direction on global clinical trials, ensuring projects stay on track, within budget, and deliver top-tier results. While we value hands-on experience, your ability to manage complex studies and lead cross-functional teams is what sets you apart.

Who You Are:

• A Clinical Project Director or high-performing Associate Director ready to level up.

• Experienced in global Obesity / GLP-1 studies—you’ve led studies that make a difference.

• Comfortable engaging directly with sponsors and clients, building lasting partnerships.

• A cross-functional communicator who’s worked across departments like regulatory, data management, biostats, safety, and more.

• Globally savvy—you've overseen studies across multiple countries. (Tell us where!)

• Versatile and efficient—you’ve juggled multiple Phase III or IIB trials simultaneously.

• From a CRO background ideally, though we’re open to exceptional candidates from pharma.

• Budget-conscious—you’ve managed significant project budgets and know how to keep costs in line.

• Experienced with large or small biotech/pharma clients—we’d love to hear about your mix.

Why Join Us?

• Work on impactful, global studies in the Obesity and GLP-1 space

• Be part of a supportive, collaborative, and expert team

• Enjoy competitive salary and benefits in line with our CRA-level packages

• Take your career to the next level in a role that offers visibility, leadership, and growth

Ready to make a global impact in obesity research?

Apply now or reach out for a confidential conversation.

Clinical Project Director – Global

Remote, U.S.

Are you a seasoned Clinical Project Manager ready to take the next step, or an experienced Project Director seeking a new challenge with global impact?

We're looking for a dynamic leader to join our Large Client Division—a team that collaborates across multiple clients rather than being tied to just one. You’ll play a key role in high-profile Obesity/GLP-1 studies, working closely with our Metabolic and Specialty Health (MASH) team.

What You’ll Do:

You’ll provide strategic oversight and direction on global clinical trials, ensuring projects stay on track, within budget, and deliver top-tier results. While we value hands-on experience, your ability to manage complex studies and lead cross-functional teams is what sets you apart.

Who You Are:

• A Clinical Project Director or high-performing Associate Director ready to level up.

• Experienced in global Obesity / GLP-1 studies—you’ve led studies that make a difference.

• Comfortable engaging directly with sponsors and clients, building lasting partnerships.

• A cross-functional communicator who’s worked across departments like regulatory, data management, biostats, safety, and more.

• Globally savvy—you've overseen studies across multiple countries. (Tell us where!)

• Versatile and efficient—you’ve juggled multiple Phase III or IIB trials simultaneously.

• From a CRO background ideally, though we’re open to exceptional candidates from pharma.

• Budget-conscious—you’ve managed significant project budgets and know how to keep costs in line.

• Experienced with large or small biotech/pharma clients—we’d love to hear about your mix.

Why Join Us?

• Work on impactful, global studies in the Obesity and GLP-1 space

• Be part of a supportive, collaborative, and expert team

• Enjoy competitive salary and benefits in line with our CRA-level packages

• Take your career to the next level in a role that offers visibility, leadership, and growth

Ready to make a global impact in obesity research?

Apply now or reach out for a confidential conversation.