As Clinical Trial Administrator, you will keep clinical trials in Italy moving with accuracy and pace. Based in Rome, you will support the local study team from start-up to close-out – managing trial documentation, tracking progress, coordinating vendors and making sure investigator sites’ payments are on time. Your work keeps trials compliant and inspection-ready, so new treatments can progress towards the people living with serious chronic diseases who need them.
You pay close attention to detail, stay organised under pressure and like finding a practical way forward when issues come up. To succeed in this role, you will bring:
You will provide administrative and operational support across every phase of the trials run by the local study team – preparation, execution and close-out – making sure each study runs in line with regulatory requirements and the study protocol. As part of the Business Operations unit, you will also manage vendors and keep site payments running smoothly.
You will:
You will join the Clinical Development Centre (CDC), the dedicated hub for clinical operations in Italy, part of Research & Development. Here, a team of passionate professionals brings Novo's global pipeline to Italian patients, running trials with excellence, agility and a shared commitment to quality. It is a place where curiosity is rewarded, collaboration is the norm, and every contribution has a direct impact on advancing therapies for people living with serious chronic diseases.
Reporting to the Senior Business Operations Manager, you will collaborate closely with local study teams and colleagues across multiple functions, while also interacting with investigator sites and external vendors. Through effective management of trial documentation, tracking activities and investigator payments, you will help ensure studies run smoothly and compliantly, enabling teams to focus on delivering high-quality clinical research.
You will gain hands-on experience across the full clinical trial lifecycle and across several therapy areas, building skills in trial operations, compliance, vendor management and finance processes. You will be trusted to own your work and make your voice heard, with the support of colleagues who value precision and collaboration.
As part of a highly collaborative CDC team, you will be encouraged to continuously learn, take on new challenges and broaden your expertise. We are committed to developing our people, supporting them in achieving their professional goals, and fostering an environment where growth, continuous improvement and knowledge sharing are part of everyday work.
You will also be encouraged to try new digital tools and ways of working, as we upskill our workforce in AI and technology. And you will be part of an organisation that has spent more than 100 years improving the lives of people living with serious chronic diseases.
For this role, the Annual Base Salary ranges from 36,640.00 to 53,130.00 EUR, corresponding to the level of the position. The placement within the salary range will be assessed during the recruitment process based on the candidate’s skills, competencies, knowledge and relevant experience.
The salary package may include short-term and/or long-term incentives as well as other employee benefits based on position level, location, functional area and relevant market benchmarks.
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Your impact begins today. If you are ready to keep clinical trials running with precision and pace, apply for the Clinical Trial Administrator now!

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