Medical Monitor (Gastroenterology) | Remote – Sydney, Melbourne

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Medical Monitor (Gastroenterology) | Remote – Sydney, Melbourne Date published: Sep 2, 2026, 10:40 AM Location Remote role, with Sydney or Melbourne preferred as your home location Description This is a senior medical role within a CRO's medical monitoring team. • protecting participant safety, assuring data integrity, and advising sponsors, sites and study teams on medical matters from protocol design through to final reporting • advising clients, project teams, sites, data safety monitoring boards, regulatory agencies and third-party vendors on medical matters • contributing to clinical development plans, protocols, investigator brochures, annual reports, clinical study reports, manuscripts and scientific presentations • reviewing and analysing clinical data to safeguard the safety of study participants • ensuring reported data is accurate, complete and verifiable, and that trial conduct complies with the approved protocol and amendments • addressing safety issues raised across the study by sites and the study team, and support pharmacovigilance activities • identifying program risks and implement mitigation strategies with Clinical Operations • organising and leading clinical development advisory boards and safety monitoring boards • participating in bid defence meetings • ensuring study-team compliance with local regulatory agencies, ICH and GCP guidelines • reviewing and signing off clinical documents for medical relevance We're looking for someone with the following qualifications, experience and capabilities: • Medical Doctor (MD) degree • Board certification in Gastroenterology preferred • Prior experience in clinical research • Clinical experience in a major therapeutic area (oncology, infectious disease, gastroenterology, haematology or internal medicine) is desirable • Familiarity with clinical research practice and local regulations; experience of local health-authority interactions leading to drug approval is strongly preferred • Able to train clinical monitors and physician investigators, and build constructive, trusted relationships at all levels • Strong leadership, communication, presentation and organisational skills • Sound critical thinking and problem-solving, able to carry the role with minimal guidance We acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Custodians and Elders — past, present and emerging — of the lands and waters on which RACP members and staff live, learn and work.

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