Field Clinical Manager, Interventional Oncology

Field Clinical Manager, Interventional Oncology Johnson & Johnson is recruiting for a Field Clinical Manager, Interventional Oncology, to be based in one of our major locations: Mainland China, Taiwan, Hongkong, Australia, or Singapore. Please indicate which location(s) you are applying for. Location Overview All Job Posting Locations: Eight Mile Plains, Queensland, Australia; Mongkok, Kowloon, Hong Kong; North Ryde, New South Wales, Australia; Norwood, South Australia, Australia; Notting Hill, Victoria, Australia; Singapore, Singapore; Taipei City, Taiwan. Responsibilities Act as a liaison between external healthcare providers (surgeons and interventionalists) and internal teams, representing the procedural needs of clinical trial sites. Serve as the point of contact responsible for answering procedure‑related questions at the site, or passing them on to the appropriate medical study team members. Develop robust relationships with site clinicians and teams to enhance the site experience, support enrollment, foster collaboration, and optimize procedural workflow. Advise on training materials through collaboration with internal team members to enable a skilled and proficient trial workforce. Lead on‑site or remote training for pharmacy, OR suite, and administration teams. Support site feasibility assessments, site qualification visits (SQVs), and site initiation visits (SIVs), in partnership with clinical operations, as we build a global clinical trial network. Establish and maintain relationships with internal Global Clinical Operations and trial team partners. Develop clinical observations and insights to guide product development activities. Attend and assist with organizing national, regional, and global meetings, including investigator meetings. Proactively collaborate with the Interventional Oncology key opinion leaders and consulting network to advise trial sites best practices. Collaborate with INTO KOL and consulting network to advise trial sites on clinical best practices. Qualifications And Requirements Equivalent experience is acceptable in lieu of a Bachelor's degree. However, a degree in the fields of Biology, Chemistry, Healthcare and/or Engineering is strongly preferred. Seven or more years of professional experience in the healthcare industry is required. Experience as an industry representative or procedural support role in an operating room environment is required. A proven track record of teamwork, collaboration, inclusion, and developing strong business relationships with internal teams and outside partners is required. An adaptable self‑starter mentality is required; experience and comfortability navigating an agile start‑up type environment is preferred. Experience in clinical trial execution and familiarity with ICH Guidelines for Good Clinical Practice (GCP) is preferred. Technical experience with sophisticated medical technology used in surgical procedures such as robotics and medical imaging is preferred. Strong problem‑solving skills for developing creative solutions and meeting project objectives is required. Experience with Key Opinion Leader (KOL) development and management is preferred. Willingness and ability to travel domestically and/or internationally up to 75% of the time is required. Consistently monitors and adheres to key performance indicators (KPIs), using goals and insights to meet or exceed critical metrics and continuously improve performance. Fluency in English language is required, local languages are plus. Preferred Skills Analytical Reasoning Budgeting Clinical Trial Management Systems (CTMS) Clinical Trials Compliance Management Contract Management Execution Focus Fact-Based Decision Making Laboratory Operations Mentorship Process Improvements Project Integration Management Research and Development Research Ethics Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Technical Credibility Seniority Level Not Applicable Employment Type Full‑time Job Function Health Care Provider Industries Hospitals and Health Care #J-18808-Ljbffr