Community Clinical Manager - New York City

Overview

The Community Clinical Manager ("CCM") role is designed to engage with underrepresented communities across all therapeutic areas to increase clinical trial awareness and interest in trial participation.

• The CCM will create, cultivate, and manage trusted community relationships in communities of color in an assigned territory of the U.S.
• The CCM will help communities gain greater access to clinical trial information and education by fostering meaningful connections with local community partners and influencers.
• The CCM will implement community-based initiatives.
• Strong candidates will have a pulse on health trends impacting under-served communities, serving a translator and connector between communities and the client’s programs.
• The CCM will present and/or facilitate impactful and informative presentations to a wide range of audiences.
• Participation in data collection, measurement and reporting of results will be an integral part of the role, accountable for attainment of metrics.

Responsibilities

Community Engagement

• Build credibility with community stakeholders and collaborative partners, during engagements anchored by strong leadership behaviors, authenticity, agility, and health equity mindset.
• Support outreach tactics including communications through social media, print materials, webinars, community meetings, health fairs, etc.
• Work with community leaders and staff to implement effective community programming.

Project Management

• Collaborate with colleagues who build and maintain comprehensive project plans.
• Contribute to in-house and client meetings, sharing the perspectives of the community.
• Contribute to budget management by estimating and tracking time for tasks and expenses.
• Ensure communication occurs in a transparent and timely manner.
• Work independently applying strategic thinking and analytical rigor.
• Diligent in completion of time/activity tracking information.
• Consistently and diligently comply with client’s regulatory requirements.

Qualifications

Qualifications

• Master’s (preferred) or bachelor’s in Public Health, Health Education, Nursing, or related fields

• Minimum of 5 years of working experience
• Minimum of 2 years of field-based partnership management which included regular and direct interactions with one or more local community stakeholders
• Previous experience working in Public Health programming preferred
• Requires regional travel of approximately 70% depending on geography (includes overnight travel)
• Requires regular face-to-face and virtual meetings with central teammates in New Jersey
• Ability to maintain an office in your home
• Must live in your assigned region and in close proximity to an airport