• Primary responsibility will be the negotiation of clinical trial agreements (CTAs) across multi-site, multi-country trials. • Manage a high-volume contract portfolio, applying risk-based prioritization and playbooks to ensure efficient turnaround without compromising legal protection. • Advise Clinical Operations and Regulatory teams on contracting risk, indemnification, intellectual property allocation, data use, and budget/payment terms. • Identify potential legal risks within contractual agreements and communicate these risks to internal decision-makers, offering mitigation strategies. • Ensure all clinical trial contracts and processes comply with applicable federal, state, and international laws and regulations, including FDA regulations, Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines, and data privacy laws (e.g., HIPAA, GDPR). • Assist with the legal aspects of patient informed consent forms (ICFs) to ensure participant protection and compliance. • Develop templates and negotiate agreements relating to data protection and privacy issues, including GDPR, SCCs, and related data protection matters. • Develop policies and procedures surrounding anti-kickback considerations in investigator and institutional payments in the clinical trial context. • Stay current with changes in legislation and regulatory environments affecting clinical research and integrate updates into company templates and processes. • Structure, negotiate, and manage master service agreements and work orders with CROs, central labs, imaging vendors, and other clinical research service providers. • Review, draft, and negotiate a variety of non-clinical vendor agreements, including consulting agreements, master services agreements for general business support (e.g., IT, marketing, facilities), and supply agreements as needed. • Support due diligence, licensing, and collaboration agreements involving clinical-stage assets as needed. • Develop and maintain template agreements, negotiation playbooks, fallback positions, and contracting guidance to scale the function efficiently. • Identify process improvements and contribute to contract lifecycle management (CLM) system optimization. • Perform ad-hoc and cross-functional projects assigned to support business needs and provide developmental opportunities.

Role Description The Help Desk Specialist I - Clinical Applications position for Nuvodia is a regular, full-time position 40 hours a week, daytime schedule on: Fri(8hrs), Sat(12hrs), Sun(12hrs), Mon(8hrs). This is a fully remote position. As the initial phone contact for clients, the help desk employee collects detailed information and prioritizes service requests in order to determine resolution or a method of escalation. The Help Desk Specialist I employee must be able to work effectively and efficiently to identify and resolve multiple high priority issues in a fast-paced office environment with constant interruptions and continual deadlines. This position must demonstrate professionalism to the client in order to positively affect customer’s impression of our support. This position must have excellent organizational skills, a sense of urgency, the ability to make good decisions, and the skills needed to effectively prioritize tasks. Qualifications - Associate degree in related field or equivalent experience. Requirements - One year experience in technical helpdesk experience. - Experience with Workstation, Network and Cloud Technology. - Knowledge of Workstation Hardware & Software support. - Fundamental knowledge of healthcare or radiology application functionality (desired). - Experience supporting RIS, PACS, or Voice Recognition systems (desired). - Eligible employees must be able to pass a post-offer, pre-employment drug test. Benefits - Employees can enroll in medical and dental insurance and are covered by basic vision and term life insurance. - Employees are able to enroll in our company's 401k retirement plan with employer matching opportunities. - Paid vacation, sick, and personal leave. - Paid holidays and quarterly profitability bonuses.

Role Description The Associate Consultant provides high quality, timely development and on-time input to solutions for service delivery, managed services, or implementation-oriented client projects. Assignments range in complexity from basic analysis and problem solving to assisting in the development of more complex solutions to leading small teams. Also develops modules and low-level designs while monitoring technical quality standards of onshore/offshore developers. - Supporting the design and build of new technology solutions including understanding business needs, determining product specifications, production timetables, pricing, and time-integrated plans for product introduction; developing marketing strategies. - Conducting market research to understand business needs and generating product requirements. - Managing internal and external cross-functional stakeholders to support product development. - Leveraging business experience and acumen in identifying strategic alternatives to client questions. - Working in a team of like-minded professionals to create reports, presentations, and workshops with client employees, management teams, and other stakeholders, under the guidance of our “the best on the business” team leaders. - Developing broad knowledge of related consulting methodologies and the pharmaceutical market through the delivery of consulting engagements and participation in formal and informal learning opportunities. - Assisting development and writing of proposals with senior support. - Attending, supporting, and presenting at client meetings. Qualifications - Minimum of Bachelor's Degree in Life Sciences / Economics / Business. Master's Degree or Ph.D. with commercial experience in the healthcare industry welcome. - Advanced English. - 3-5 years of experience with patient research: HEOR, PROs or clinical outcomes preferred. Work Model This is a fully remote position in Mexico. Company Description IQVIA is a leading global provider of clinical research services, commercial insights, and healthcare intelligence to the life sciences and healthcare industries. We create intelligent connections to accelerate the development and commercialization of innovative medical treatments to help improve patient outcomes and population health worldwide.

Role Description The job profile for this position is Registered Nurse III, which is a Band 3 Senior Contributor Career Track Role. As a Telephonic Critical Support Nurse Lead RN, you will help guide a high-impact, 24/7 clinical call center that supports patients, caregivers, clinicians, hospitals, and referral partners. This remote role is ideal for a compassionate nursing expert who brings calm judgment, strong clinical insight, and a growth mindset to urgent patient needs. You will help protect therapy continuity, strengthen team readiness, and support reliable care for patients managing complex and chronic conditions. Responsibilities - Lead with clinical confidence during urgent calls by helping the team triage patient needs, reduce medication interruptions, and support safe therapy continuation. - Guide patients, caregivers, and clinical partners through issues related to infusion devices, central lines, medication administration, and other therapy support needs. - Build clear connections across patients, caregivers, pharmacists, nurses, hospitals, physicians, and internal partners so care needs are addressed with urgency and accuracy. - Strengthen team performance by orienting new hires, supporting onboarding, coordinating annual clinical nurse competencies, and helping staff prepare for new therapy launches. - Create, update, and improve resources that help the Nurse Clinical Support Center work with consistency in a fast-paced environment. - Use data and trend insights to monitor unit activity, report key statistics, and identify opportunities to improve service, readiness, and patient support. - Support team meetings, policy updates, and procedure maintenance with a focus on practical solutions, shared learning, and continuous improvement. Qualifications - Active Registered Nurse (RN) multistate license in good standing, with the ability to obtain licensure in all 50 states. - At least 10 years of RN experience. - At least 3 years of full-time Nurse Clinical Support Center experience. - Ability to work fluctuating shifts, including four 10-hour days and five 8-hour days as business needs require, Monday through Friday. - Ability to work occasional overnight shifts and take call as needed. Evening and overnight shifts may include a shift differential. - Strong leadership, coaching, communication, organization, and customer service skills. - Ability to analyze data, compile statistical reports, and use Microsoft Office tools, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. - Working knowledge of clinical, legal, and regulatory considerations that guide safe patient support. Requirements - Bachelor of Science in Nursing preferred. - Critical care, home infusion, or specialty pharmacy experience. - Experience developing clinical resources, training materials, or team education content. - Comfort building networks across clinical, pharmacy, operations, and leadership teams. Benefits - Comprehensive range of benefits, with a focus on supporting your whole health. - Health-related benefits including medical, vision, dental, and well-being and behavioral health programs. - 401(k) and company paid life insurance. - Tuition reimbursement. - A minimum of 18 days of paid time off per year. - Paid holidays and leaves of absence.