Regulatory Affairs Manager, Comprehensive Cancer Center

Department BSD CCC - CCT Pod2 About the Department The University of Chicago Comprehensive Cancer Center (UCCCC) is an integral component of the Biological Sciences Division (BSD). The BSD is the largest of four Divisions of the University and includes the Pritzker School of Medicine. UCCCC administers four established scientific programs, and the NCI-sponsored Cancer Center Support Grant funds ten Shared Resources. The Comprehensive Cancer Center comprises over 190 faculty members from twenty departments, with members currently being awarded over $47 million in total direct costs in peer-reviewed cancer research grants, and $28 million in non-peer-reviewed grants and contracts. The activities of the Center are broad and varied, including research, training and education, communications, fundraising, marketing, clinical trials management, and community outreach. UCCCC has one of the largest cancer clinical trials programs in the country and in the Chicago area, with nearly 500 adult and pediatric therapeutic trials actively accruing patients. Many of these studies are investigator-initiated, including Phase I or I/II trials, demonstrating UCCCC's commitment to translating basic research findings to the clinic through proof-of-principle and early-phase studies. UCCCC opens over 250 new trials each year and accrues approximately 900 participants to therapeutic trials each year. Job Summary This position maintains clinical trial regulatory compliance programs, including the interpretation of systems to identify areas of risk and may coordinate internal audits. With a moderate level of direction, participates in compliance documentation, compliance training, and submission of documentation to required internal committees and groups. Responsibilities Prepare and submit materials to the IRB and other applicable internal review committees, including new study applications, amendments, and continuing reviews. Create and maintain the site of regulatory files for each assigned study. Communicate updates and changes, such as protocol amendments, to the clinical research team and sponsor/funding agencies. Participate in internal clinical research audit program as assigned. Provide multi‑site regulatory coordination as assigned. Act as the primary regulatory liaison for external sites participating in clinical research projects coordinated by the University of Chicago, including distribution of protocol documents and amendments; review of site consent forms; collection of site‑specific essential documents, including IRB approvals, Form FDA 1572, staff qualifications and signatures, and maintenance of up‑to‑date regulatory files for external participating sites. Prepare and collect all necessary documents to activate protocols, such as consent forms and Form FDA 1572. Prepare protocol updates, coordinate weekly program meetings, and distribute relevant updates to participating sites as applicable. Coordinate department or clinic compliance with a moderate level of guidance. Plan and execute internal and external audits and activities to support regulatory agency inspections. Prepare, complete and submit all compliance documentation on a routine basis. Coordinate compliance committee meetings. Perform other related work as needed. Minimum Qualifications Education: Minimum requirements include a college or university degree in a related field. Work Experience: Minimum requirements include knowledge and skills developed through 2–5 years of work experience in a related job discipline. Certifications: None specified. Preferred Qualifications Experience: Two years of clinical research or directly related experience. Prior clinical trial regulatory experience. Certifications: Completion of a certificate or degree program in clinical trial management, regulatory affairs or a directly related field. Technical Skills or Knowledge: Excellent computer skills, including familiarity with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) and Adobe Acrobat. Familiarity with clinical trial management systems and/or databases. Preferred Competencies: Solid understanding of regulations covering clinical trials and human subjects research. Excellent written and interpersonal skills. Effectively present oral and written information. Analytical, problem‑solving, and decision‑making skills. Compensation Pay Range: $65,000.00 - $90,000.00. The included pay rate or range represents the University's good faith estimate of the possible compensation offer for this role at the time of posting. 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