FAQs
What is the job title for this position?
The job title for this position is Clinical Nurse Reviewer I.
What qualifications are required for this role?
A Registered Nurse license is required along with two or more years of relevant work experience in drug development or clinical industry.
Is clinical research experience necessary for this position?
Yes, clinical research experience is necessary for this position.
What kind of skills are sought after for this job?
Excellent critical thinking, verbal and written communication skills, attention to detail, and organizational skills are sought after.
Is experience with FDA regulations required?
Experience working with FDA regulations and reporting requirements is preferred.
Will there be an opportunity to travel in this role?
Yes, there is a willingness to travel up to 10%.
What are the main responsibilities of the Clinical Nurse Reviewer I?
The responsibilities include managing the collection, processing, analysis, and follow-up of dossiers for adjudication, ensuring quality and completeness of packages for Clinical Endpoint Committees, and generating reports for tracking performance and quality among adjudicators.
Are there any specific software or systems that the candidate needs to be familiar with?
Experience working with electronic data capture methods (eCRFs), Microsoft Office Applications, and coding using the MedDRA dictionary is highly desirable.
What are the benefits offered by ICON?
ICON offers competitive salary packages, health-related benefits, retirement plans, life assurance, and a global employee assistance program, among other benefits.
Does ICON practice equal opportunity employment?
Yes, ICON is an equal opportunity and inclusive employer and is committed to providing a workplace free of discrimination and harassment.
What should I do if I need a reasonable accommodation during the application process?
If you need a reasonable accommodation due to a medical condition or disability, please let ICON know or submit a request through the appropriate channels.