Supply Chain Director jobs in Massachusetts

* Key responsibilities include oversight, mentoring, & management of Clinical Supply Chain (CSC) staff, clinical programs (early& late-stage), GXP & technology forecasting systems, and engagement with CMO suppliers.

* Knowledge base includes solid experience and understanding of end-to-end clinical supply chain activities, systems knowledge (IRT, forecasting, planning, and simulation), and supplier management systems and strategy.

* Oversight & review clinical trial documents and understand/ communicate the impact on clinical supply (eg. Protocol, pharmacy manual, etc)

* Preparation and delivery of inspection ready documents for late-stage programs and regulatory inspections, as they relate to the programs responsible for.

* Collaborate with cross functional internal team and external vendors to identify and address any activity that impacts clinical supply and the delivery of medicine to patients

* Manage finished goods planning, packaging, labeling, storage and distribution of clinical trial material for global clinical trials and ensure seamless supply to patients

* Manage & monitor inventory levels at depots and clinical sites and take preventative actions to avoid potential supply issues

* Responsible for IRT (Interactive Response Technology) development, user acceptance testing (UAT), and system oversight and management related to Clinical Supply

* Prepare and manage budget across assigned protocols and/or programs utilizing budget, planning, and allocation tools

* Partner with Clinical Operations to align on demand assumptions throughout entirety of studies

* Create, monitor, and update clinical supply packaging and labeling plans and supply strategies to maximize efficiency, minimize waste, and accommodate ongoing updates to actual activity and overall team strategy

* Design and actively manage supply & demand forecasts with optimization tool

* Identify & mitigate potential supply risks, and develop risk mitigation plans as necessary

* Drive label creation and approval process, including translations and regulatory requirements

* Communicate clinical supply demand requirements to Global Planning (throughout entirety of protocol) and ensure seamless coordination of demand and supply

* Manage & oversee site & depot returns and destruction of clinical trial material for assigned protocols and/or programs, and respective close out reports.

* Manage program and/or protocol budget, monitor Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), and strive to achieve relevant cost saving targets

* Manage and/or oversee temperature excursions during transportation on assigned study

* Responsible for management, compliance, and oversight of eTMF sections under CSC responsibility

* Opportunity to develop team, mentoring and managing staff with growing team & pipeline

* Opportunity to contribute to supplier relationship and management of performance, oversight, and delivery across finished goods suppliers.

* BS degree in Sciences or Supply Chain Management. Pharmacy degrees also encouraged to apply

* Minimum 10 years of direct Clinical Supply Chain experience

* Demonstrated experience in clinical supply management globally

* Strong understanding of GxP (including, but not limited to GMP, GDP, and GCP)

* Proficient knowledge of Veeva, eTMF management, Smartsheets, Visio, MS Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Visio, Project, etc)

* Demonstrated flexibility to adapt to external environment influences through identifying new strategies and tactics

* Strong attention to detail

* Excellent communication, collaboration, mentoring, and influencing skills

* Ability to multi-task and manage complex challenges & risk mitigation proactively

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