Imaging Operations Lead (all genders)

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Imaging Operations Lead (all genders), Darmstadt

Client: (Not specified)

Location: Billerica, MA (Hybrid). Position can be located in Germany, UK, or Ireland.

Job Category: Other

EU work permit required: Yes

Job Reference: 56e6551ff6c6

Job Views: 2

Posted: 09.05.2025

Expiry Date: 23.06.2025

Job Description:

As Imaging Operations Lead, you will provide leadership and expert input into all imaging operations aspects at the trial, program, and/or portfolio level. Our imaging capabilities include all modalities, with a focus on CT, MRI, and PET in various therapeutic areas including oncology, neurology, and immunology.

You will work closely with cross-functional leads for assigned trials, internal and external business partners, imaging vendors, Head of Specialty Operations, and other Global Development Operations leaders to design and deliver our clinical trials with speed, quality, and efficiency.

1. Drive the development of the Operational Clinical Trial Imaging Strategy Plan: in line with strategic imperatives and priorities across Phase I-IV trials.
2. Provide expert imaging operations input: from protocol development, vendor selection, to execution of the imaging component of clinical trials.
3. Lead imaging vendor governance meetings: and serve as a member of the Imaging Center of Excellence to maintain high performance and address issues.
4. Serve as the point of escalation: to clinical trial teams and facilitate resolution of issues.
5. Monitor performance and quality metrics: at trial, program, and portfolio levels, identifying trends, issues, and risks.
6. Identify process gaps: that may impact deliverables and work with partners to implement mitigation plans.
7. Raise awareness and facilitate solutions: regarding trends, issues, and gaps, ensuring CAPA are implemented.
8. Contribute to imaging excellence: by providing training and leading process improvements.
9. Stay updated: on imaging innovations, technologies, vendors, and regulatory changes, leading continuous improvement initiatives.

Who You Are:

• Minimum BS degree and 5-8 years of experience, or MS degree with 3-6 years, or PhD with 2-5 years in imaging or related life sciences.
• Experience in clinical research within CRO or pharmaceutical/biotech industries, specifically in imaging operations.
• Preferred: experience in imaging CRO oversight, multiple therapeutic areas, phase II/III trials, and working in fast-paced, multinational environments.
• Passionate about impacting lives, data-driven, influential, and relationship-oriented.

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