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Clinical Development Scientist – Lilly Gene Therapy, Sensory

Eli Lilly and Company
Remote
United States
$63,000 - $154,000 USD yearly
Clinical Research and Development

Role Summary

Clinical Development Scientist – Lilly Gene Therapy, Sensory. A clinical trialist responsible for management of clinical supply and implementation of training for global clinical programs, with cross-functional collaboration to support the clinical and scientific execution of Lilly Gene Therapy programs. Location: USA Remote. Travel may be up to 15%, including international travel.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and manage updates of trial documents related to clinical supplies
  • Develop training materials for clinical supply training sessions for clinical trial sites and CROs (if applicable) and manage the training material updates
  • Collaborate internally and externally to facilitate clinical trial site activities to ensure sites are ready for dose administration at site activation and throughout the trial
  • Lead the efforts to conduct training sessions related to clinical materials and supplies
  • Serve as the clinical development representative to work with Clinical Supply Management in supply management, demand forecasting, shipment operation/logistics, etc.
  • Serve as the clinical/scientific representative for assigned clinical trials and program teams, facilitating clinical/scientific execution of clinical and preclinical programs, as needed
  • Support the clinical operations team in achieving trial deliverables, including adherence to budget and timelines, and developing trial documents, procedures, and plans
  • Support authorship and review of clinical/regulatory documents; collaborate cross-functionally in planning regulatory strategy and communications
  • Other duties as assigned or as business needs require

Qualifications

  • Required: Bachelor’s degree in the Life Sciences
  • Required: Minimum of two (2) years of pharmaceutical and/or clinical experience
  • Required: Authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis (no sponsorship)
  • Preferred: Master’s or higher degree (e.g., PharmD, PhD)

Skills

  • Preferred: Global clinical trials in the rare disease area
  • Preferred: Clinical/investigational pharmacy with gene therapy products or clinical supply management
  • Preferred: Experience in rare disease, otology, audiology, gene therapy, cellular therapy, and/or medical devices
  • Preferred: Proven track record of successfully conducting/supporting clinical trials and development activities
  • Preferred: Understanding of drug development, regulatory processes, and clinical trial design
  • Required/Preferred: Strong interpersonal and communication skills (written and verbal) with excellent presentation skills
  • Preferred: Ability to think strategically, evaluate scientific data, and work cross-functionally
  • Preferred: Ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects independently

Education

  • Bachelor’s degree in the Life Sciences (Required)

Additional Requirements

  • Travel may be up to 15%, including international travel
  • Location: USA Remote