Salary
Location
Mexico, Mexico City
Department
Clinical Monitoring
Location
Mexico City
Remote Working
Office or Home
Job Categories
Clinical Operations Management
Job Type
Permanent
Description
We are currently seeking a Manager, Clinical Operations to join our diverse and dynamic team. As a Manager, Clinical Operations at ICON, you will play a pivotal role in overseeing the execution of cli
Reference
JR138000
Expiry date
01/01/0001
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Salary
Location
Mexico, Mexico City
Location
Mexico City
Remote Working
Office Based
Job Categories
Study Start Up
Job Type
Permanent
Description
Study Start Up Associate II Location: Mexico City - Insurgentes Sur(Hybrid model 3 days peer week working at office - 2 days from home) What you will be doing:Proficient knowledge of ICON SOPs/WPs, IC
Reference
JR137613
Expiry date
01/01/0001
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Salary
Location
Mexico, Mexico City
Location
Mexico City
Remote Working
Office or Home
Job Categories
Study Start Up
Job Type
Permanent
Description
What you will be doing: To act as the main point of contact for the study on all aspects related to site selection.To lead the site selection process for awarded studies, liaising with the
Reference
JR128701
Expiry date
01/01/0001
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11/14/2025
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BlogsPublish date
11/14/2025
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11/13/2025
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