What Is The Role Of A Project Manager Assistant

[@angelanna728]

1. Meeting Minutes 2. Provide Access to Documents, Shared Data 3. TMF Reconciliation (Quality checks, ) 4. Prepare Study Binders 5. Any Miscellaneous Task

[@EliteClinicalResearch]

That is correct more or less. Thank you for summarizing.

[@JustHereBecause]

Ahhh! So I have an interview coming up soon for Assistant Project Manager! Your video was soooo helpful!! I appreciate you man. Wish me luck, I feel great about it!!

[@EliteClinicalResearch]

Good luck to you! I do offer interview prep as well so if you need some help send me an email! Cheers!

[@JustHereBecause]

@@EliteClinicalResearch awesome I will!!! Thank you! Be on the look out!

[@thusharithakshila5219]

Did you faced for your interview ? I also have

[@slym7432]

@@JustHereBecausedid you get the job?

[@JustHereBecause]

@@slym7432 no, i was under qualified for them but it worked out. I got something bigger than that! Living the dream! 😊🙌🏽

[@ryanyemen2604]

Your videos are good. You just have to do some explanations for some unknown abbreviations there.

[@EliteClinicalResearch]

Ryan yemen respect. Which ones are causing some confusion?

[@sonyapena7323]

Same. I’m new to this. CRAs, SIV…😂

[@jethrocox4460]

My role is a Project Administrator and I also do meeting minutes and most of the stuff you mentioned in the video - I presume Project Administrator is the right term?

[@EliteClinicalResearch]

There’s different names at all companies so it could be

[@jethrocox4460]

@@EliteClinicalResearch Yes ok

[@Itsme_1648]

Thank you! I just found your channel. I’m a technical writer that wants to be a project manager. Do you think making a career change to PMA is a good move for me? I’ve been a tech writer for 6 years btw.

[@EliteClinicalResearch]

Thanks for your comment. It was marked as spam initially so I am just now seeing it. Yes its a good move!

[@12minutosomenos5]

Thank you so much

[@JMa0b1c2]

Any advice for someone acting as a project manager in a non related industry (Healthcare Construction) on how to bridge the gap for transitioning into clinical research project management? Any certs, training programs, etc. that can help if they don't have a stem related bachelors?

[@EliteClinicalResearch]

Unlikely, you will be able to come over and start as a project manager in clinical trials, you will have to start an entry-level role, and then work your way to a project manager. If you would like more information, I would recommend you book a career consultation with me send me an email at [e-mail].

[@oladapojohnsonotukoya3733]

Thanks for sharing

[@EliteClinicalResearch]

No problem 😌

[@em.c.827]

In comparison to the project manager, the project manager assistant works less hours per month. But how much less (on average)? Maybe half of the time?

[@EliteClinicalResearch]

Supposed to be 40 hours a week if in USA but its hard to say. Depends on many factors.

[@em.c.827]

@@EliteClinicalResearch Thank for your response!

[@jrbelmonte1466]

Is this the same with PMO Associate?

[@EliteClinicalResearch]

not familiar with that job title. will have to research

[@Royal_G80]

Is a Project Assistant in higher demand as a Clinical Data Coordinator or TMF Associate? And does it provide more career opportunities/options within the industry?

[@EliteClinicalResearch]

Yes I think project assistant provides more opportunities than the others

[@Royal_G80]

@@EliteClinicalResearch: Can you give me exanples of what type of career path this can transition to? Or is this a role that is limited to just Project Management? I'm wondering what ttpe of work you could apply for with a year of experience as a Project Assistant.

[@EliteClinicalResearch]

@@Royal_G80 project management or cra or in house cra are most common

[@Royal_G80]

@@EliteClinicalResearch Sounds like a great starting point. Can you tell me how that transition can be made from Project Assistant to becoming a CRA or In-House CRA? How would the PA role look on a resume if you were to apply for those positions?

[@EliteClinicalResearch]

@@Royal_G80 Typically they would have a training program and promote you internally through the company

[@deluxebell]

IRB submissions

[@EliteClinicalResearch]

Thanks for the comment