Resilience
Medical
ClinicalResearchAssociate
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“Clinical Research Associate at Resilience. Skills: Site monitoring, Data quality, Clinical execution. Conduct site monitoring visits. Ensure quality of clinical data”
Industry & Context.
Travel ~40% of time, Travel across France, Travel across Europe
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
CRA or Clinical Research certification, First experience or internship in clinical research, Good knowledge of ICH-GCP, Knowledge of clinical site operations, Fluency in French, Fluency in English, Valid driving license
Nice to Have
Scientific or paramedical degree, Master's degree, DU FIEC degree, Willingness to travel
What You'll Do.
Conduct site monitoring visits
Ensure quality of clinical data
Ensure completeness of clinical data
Ensure quality of eCRFs
Ensure completeness of eCRFs
Track protocol deviations
Own eTMF completeness
Monitor recruitment metrics
Oversee timely query resolution
Serve as operational contact for sites
Contribute to site feasibility
Contribute to site qualification
Support visit planning
Coordinate with internal teams
Coordinate with vendors
Participate in study meetings
Implement tracking tools
Implement internal process documentation
Contribute to continuous improvement
Share operational insights
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Collaborative environment; Agile environments
Communication Scope
Clear communication; Professional relationships
Full Job Description
1️⃣ WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING 📝 Your job In a few words As a Clinical Research Associate (CRA) at Resilience under a 1-year fixed-term contract (CDD), you will join a committed, fast-growing, and agile team at the forefront of digital, patient-centered clinical research. You will be directly involved in monitoring and managing ambitious multicenter studies across several therapeutic areas. You will play a key role in ensuring quality and compliance at every stage of clinical execution. This is a hands-on role offering strong exposure, autonomy, and the opportunity to grow within a collaborative and impact-driven environment. Your day-to-day responsibilities - Conduct site monitoring visits (initiation, routine, close-out) according to study plans - Ensure quality and completeness of clinical data and eCRFs - Protocol deviation tracking & CAPA management - eTMF completeness ownership - Monitor recruitment metrics and oversee timely query resolution - Serve as the key operational contact for investigator sites - Site feasibility & qualification contribution - Support visit planning and coordination with internal teams and vendors - Actively participate in study meetings and follow-up actions - Help implement tracking tools, dashboards, and internal process documentation - Contribute to continuous improvement efforts and share operational insights with the team 2️⃣ What You'll Bring ⚙️ You definitely have - A scientific or paramedical degree (Bachelor’s, Master’s, DU FIEC or equivalent) - A CRA or Clinical Research certification - A first experience or strong internship in clinical research - A good knowledge of ICH-GCP and clinical site operations - Fluency in French and English (oral and written) - A valid driving license and willingness to travel (~40% of your time across France and Europe 🙂 You’re the right person if you - Are rigorous, organized, and proactive - Communicate clearly and build strong professional relationships - Know how to manage multiple priorities a
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