Biocomposites is an international medical devices company that engineers, manufactures, and markets world leading products for use in infection management in bone and soft tissue. Based in Keele, UK, it has global operations across Europe, USA, Argentina, Canada, China, and India. Biocomposites is a world leader in the development of innovative calcium compounds and bone cements for surgical use. Its products regenerate bone and target infection risks across a variety of specialties, including musculoskeletal infection, orthopaedics, trauma, spine, foot and ankle, podiatry, and sports injuries. Biocomposites products are now used in over one million procedures per annum and sold in more than 100 countries around the world.
The Clinical Project Manager is a key part in a product development program from concept through to commercial product. The role requires working closely with other departments in Biocomposites, including research, regulatory, quality, manufacturing, and finance. The role also requires the individual to work closely with contractors, including research laboratories and clinical research organisations.
The postholder will provide dedicated oversight of the clinical studies commissioned by Biocomposites, involving planning, organizing, and directing the activities of personnel involved in clinical research projects to make sure that they deliver in line with the clinical goals and objectives.
The Clinical Project Manager will act as the primary contact for vendors and will lead in planning and communication with diverse study teams to make sure that trials are conducted and executed effectively. They are also responsible for the preparation and review of all documents that are related to clinical projects, which includes contracts, vendor budgets, regular updates and annual reports.
Reports to
Clinical Research Director
Location & Working pattern
Wilmington, NC - Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm
Duties & Responsibilities
Essential requirements
Experience in writing clinical study procedures and other clinical documents
Delivery of Site Initiation Training for clinical trials
In depth knowledge of ICH GCP
Able to convey information to clinical investigators, clinical trial sites and CROs
Ability to organise and motivate other members of the study team.
Must be able to work as part of a team.
Must possess excellent communication skills so as to be able to effectively convey messages across to both study team members and other external persons like vendors and external consultants.
Good problem-solving, organizational, and leadership skills are highly required.
Ability to pay keen attention to detail at all times.
Desirable requirements
Protocol writing
Knowledge of IRB submissions
What do we offer?
Competitive salary and benefits! With us, you will receive a competitive salary package and benefits.
We grow talent. At Biocomposites we create opportunities to thrive and grow.
One Biocomposites – team spirit & engagement. Our culture is important and we strive to create engaged and inclusive global teams that encourage colleagues to share their diverse perspectives and opinions.
Who do we look for?
People who are passionate about what we do.
People who are open minded to evolving the way we work.
People who can work together to transform outcomes and change lives.

Biocomposites is an international medical devices company that engineers, manufactures, and markets world leading products for use in infection management in bone and soft tissue. Based in Keele, UK, it has global operations across Europe, USA, Argentina, Canada, China, and India. Biocomposites is a world leader in the development of innovative calcium compounds and bone cements for surgical use. Its products regenerate bone and target infection risks across a variety of specialties, including musculoskeletal infection, orthopaedics, trauma, spine, foot and ankle, podiatry, and sports injuries. Biocomposites products are now used in over one million procedures per annum and sold in more than 100 countries around the world. Please visit biocomposites.com to learn more.