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Note The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Perceptive Inc. is a company specializing in medical imaging, and they are seeking a Senior Clinical Project Manager to lead the planning and execution of complex imaging studies. The role involves managing project delivery, mentoring team members, and ensuring successful stakeholder engagement while adhering to budget and timelines. Responsibilities Owns resolution and decision-making for medium to complex studies, applying senior judgement to navigate ambiguity, competing priorities, and delivery risk Uses recommended portfolio, program, departmental, and project processes and workflows for planning, scheduling, and tracking Ensures that robust, realistic project plans are maintained and that regular, accurate communication is provided to stakeholders at all levels Ensures that quality reviews occur on schedule and according to procedure Leads change control procedure and ensures that project deliverables are completed within agreed cost, timescale and resource budgets are signed off Leads cross-functional stakeholders to align on project scope, priorities, timelines, and dependencies, driving actions to keep delivery on track Where applicable manages and mentors a small number of Associate Project Managers and/or Project Managers by setting clear performance expectations and objectives, providing regular coaching and feedback and ensuring priorities and workload are balanced to meet project timelines and quality standards Leads in the assessment, development, documentation and implementation of changes based on requests for change Contribute to the improvement of policies and procedures by identifying gaps, risks, or inefficiencies at study level and partnering with cross functional stakeholders to drive practical change Identifies, assesses and manages risks to the success of the project Regularly reviews the study status reports which may include status of site qualification, image processing, result reporting, and query management across all supported projects, and follow up with the applicable internal groups or imaging centers as needed Provides oversight and coordination to resolve data reconciliation findings, partnering with Data Management, SciMed and Operations to drive timely, compliant resolution Drives proactive data quality monitoring and governance, ensuring outlier and trend reports are reviewed, actions are assigned, and follow-up is completed Leads stakeholder engagement and communication plans for assigned projects/programs, including senior client stakeholders and internal leadership when applicable Leads resolution of complex study-specific problems and escalations, coordinating corrective and preventive actions, capturing lessons learned, and driving sustainable improvements Provides a high level of customer service with timely communication and support, influencing outcomes through effective negotiation, expectation setting, and conflict management Owns end to end financial stewardship of assigned studies, including study budget tracking, revenue recognition accuracy, and forecast integrity, in partnership with finance Maintains an accurate, up to date study budget, ensuring alignment between contracted scope, approved change orders (CIS), and actual delivery activities Proactively identifies financial risks and variance, including work at risk, margin erosion, or forecast gaps, and escalates appropriately with recommended mitigation actions Develops and maintains forward looking study forecasts, including revenue, effort, and key cost drivers, updating forecasts on a monthly basis Manages financial resources effectively, ensuring budgetary compliance and achieving financial targets Carries out any other reasonable duties as requested by management Skills Strong proven experience in medical imaging and/or clinical development within the life sciences industry, including leadership of medium to high complexity, client-facing studies or programs Significant experience using tools (e.g., MS Office) to communicate complex project status, risks, financials and decisions to internal and external stakeholders, including senior audiences Bachelor's degree in biological science, health science, technology or equivalent education with relevant experience Experience of mentoring and leading others, a plus English Fluent This role is remote- US. Candidates located in the following states AZ, CA, CT, DE, FL, GA, IL, MA, MO, NH, NJ, NC, PA, UT, VA are preferred Company Overview Expanding on their combined 50-year history, Perceptive provides best-in-class specialist support to global pharmaceutical, biotech, and clinical research organizations, spanning the complete R&D lifecycle, from discovery and preclinical through clinical development to post marketing. It was founded in 1996, and is headquartered in London, England, GBR, with a workforce of 1001-5000 employees. Its website is https//www.perceptive.com.

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