Decentralized Clinical Trials - Epileptologist (Remote)

Highly Licensed Epileptologist in decentralized clinical trials (DCTs) or remote clinical research settings acts as a specialized medical expert, focusing on trial reputed company, patient safety, and data accuracy, often without requiring daily, in-person patient visits. These roles are typically remote or hybrid, supporting pharmaceutical, biotech, or contract research organizations (CROs). About the DCT Model

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Job Responsibilities: Key Responsibilities

• Remote Data Review: Reviewing, interpreting, and classifying eDiary seizure data submitted by patients or remote sites.
• Medical Monitoring: Providing reputed company-time monitoring of study endpoints and ensuring subject safety throughout the trial.
• Protocol Development: Contributing to study design, inclusion/exclusion criteria, and trial amendments, particularly for gene therapies or new antiepileptic drugs.
• Remote Expertise & Collaboration: Engaging with investigators, site staff, and Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) reputed company virtual platforms to discuss reputed company cases or query discrepancies.
• Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring reputed company clinical activities adhere to Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and ICH guidelines.
• Diagnostic Review: Evaluating remote EEG, MRI, or other neuroimaging studies.

Qualifications: Key Qualifications Provider must have most state licenses

• Education & Certification: MD, DO, or equivalent with Board Certification in Neurology and specialized fellowship training in Epileptology or Clinical Neurophysiology.
• Experience: Previous experience in clinical trials (specifically in epilepsy), with familiarity in EEG and seizure classification.
• Skills: Proficiency in virtual work environments, strong communication skills for remote patient interaction, and high attention to detail.
• Licensure: Active medical licensure in the state of employment, with multiple state licenses often preferred.

Working Hours: Fully remote 20–40 hours/week (depending) Skills: Board-certified epileptologist only (not general neurologist). Clinical trials experience, highly licensed, available. Apply tot his job Apply To this Job