Clinical Project Manager Jobs in New York
Clinical Project Manager jobs in New York are among the most active in the country, concentrated in pharmaceutical and biotech development, academic medical research, and contract research organizations serving clients across the full drug and device pipeline, with openings at every level from associate clinical project manager through senior program lead. The largest concentrations of hiring are in New York City, White Plains, and Tarrytown, where anchor employers including Pfizer, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals maintain substantial clinical operations teams. Oncology, rare disease, and late-phase trial management are the most in-demand specialties across New York listings. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Up to a $25,000 sign on bonus.
The pay range for this position is $42.04-65.72.
Position Summary:
In collaboration with the management team focuses on daily department operations. Supervises personnel and coordinates activities of Nursing. Performs all duties in a manner that promotes team concept and reflects the mission, vision and values at Guthrie Cortland Hospital. Serves as a role model for nurses, physicians and department support staff, exhibiting Core Values in all activities. Mentors under the Clinical Manager / Director and pursues management and leadership training within the Guthrie Cortland Hospital. May be assigned to special projects per Clinical Manager /Director consistent with strategic, fiscal, and operational goals/targets
In collaboration with management, coordinates the team to deliver patient care in a compassionate and ethical manner according to recognized standards and care model. Functions as the clinical & operating resource with designated hours of accountability exercising independent judgment. Assists with business plans, fiscal accountability, and clinical and resource utilization. Fosters change, and teamwork. Performs clinical duties of the patient care role related to professional specialty.
Education, License, & Cert:
- Licensed as a Registered Nurse in the State of New York
- Certification within area of expertise or practice preferred (Nursing Management, CCRN, CEN, etc.)
Drivers License May be required
BSN required within two years of hire. Must be enrolled in a BSN program within 30 days of hire
Experience:
Two years of recent clinical supervisory experience or charge nurse experience desired
Essential Functions:
1. RESOURCE UTILIZATION; Considers factors related to safety, effectiveness, cost, and impact on practice in the planning and delivery of nursing and other services. Utilizes staffing management principles to assure adequate supply of all necessary staff to perform patient care. Manages daily staffing issues in conjunction with Charge Nurse / Nurse Manager, analyzing available data sources, and making decisions based on this data. Adjusts in daily schedules according to changes in staffing needs, due to patient census or acuity. Responsible for daily performance against budget targets .Assists in the development, implementation and modification of programs and services needed to meet patient care and staff development needs. Manage department payroll activities. Assists Clinical Manager / Director and Assistant Chief Nurse Executive in preparation of annual operating and capital budgets.
2. LEADERSHIP; Uses leadership principles to anticipate and influence change. Determines resources and actions needed to accomplish objectives. Sets priorities and manages time effectively. Identifies potential problems/opportunities and plans contingent action. Collaborates with the clinical manger / director and assistant clinical managers, clinical supervisors / clinical coordinators / charge nurses, patient care staff and informal leaders in these efforts. Seeks creative methods to resolve conflicts. Promotes multi-disciplinary care of the patient. Keep Clinical Manager / Director informed of clinical issues, triage problems, staffing issues, and risk management concerns. Acts on behalf of Clinical Manager / Director in his/her absence, attending meetings and making decisions as appropriate and necessary.
3. QUALITY OF PRACTICE; Establishes clear clinical practice expectations based on professional standards for areas of responsibility. Able to provide clinical care and is a role model for staff in the clinical setting. Responsible for overseeing clinical operations of the department, working with Clinical Manager / Director, Medical Director, and clinical staff to develop,
modify and implement patient care standards. Working with clinical staff evaluates best practices and sets department goals for clinical practice. Role models customer service standards of the Guthrie Cortland Hospital. Responds to customer requests and complaints promptly and with courtesy. Fosters a supportive environment and works towards service recovery when necessary. Effectively advances improvement activities. Implement care/services that recognize age/diversity specific needs/issues of customers served.
4. COLLABORATION; Uses independent judgment to assign work to team members and to responsibly direct team members. Creates supporting systems that enable staff to jointly plan and deliver care. Role models collaboration and partnership with the patient care team. Schedules regular meetings with direct report staff to assure communication; utilizes various methods to communicate with staff. Collaborates with staff, physicians, and all appropriate departments to promote optimal patient care
and customer service.
5. COMPLIANCE; Supports the implementation of organization policies and procedures incompliance with state, Federal and other regulatory guidelines to help ensure that high quality, cost-effective patient services meet or surpass
accreditation standards. Maintains confidentiality of all information related to patients, employees, medical staff, and as appropriate, Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital. Responsible for developing and coordinate, with assistance of the clinical manager / director, clinical educator, and/or clinical nurse specialist, department competencies, educational programs, new employee orientation, and annual skills labs. Keeps current with advances in nursing practice and technology, sharing knowledge with the staff on a regular basis.
6. EDUCATION/PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE EVALUATION; Assumes responsibility for obtaining information and expanding job knowledge and competency that reflects current practice. Role models personal development and education. Evaluates own practice in relation to professional practice standards and guidelines, relevant statutes, rules, and regulations.
7. ADVOCACY/ETHICS ; Advocates for the protections and rights of individuals, families, and staff, especially related to health and safety. Integrates ethical provisions in all areas of practice.
8. RESEARCH ; Assists in the development, implementation and modification of programs and services needed to meet patient care and staff development needs.
9. HUMAN RESOURCE STEWARDSHIP; Uses appropriate interpersonal skills to guide others to accomplish objectives. Facilitates teamwork, participation, and cooperation. Delegates work so subordinates have the necessary direction, authority, and skills to complete assignments. Role models positive employee relations, using evaluation and management techniques and criteria, which are consistent and fair yet flexible enough to support employee and department needs. Assures timely performance evaluations that reflect validated competence, safety, and quality standards of practice Counsels staff appropriately and is competent in conflict management. Uses independent judgment after consultation with clinical staff, to recommend and/or take action related to interviews, new hires, transfers, promotions, evaluations, and performance management issues. In collaboration with manager / director recommends promotions, supports disciplinary actions, and investigates and follows through with employee complaints and concerns.
Other Duties:
Performs other related duties as required.
Update 7-7-25
Joining the Guthrie team allows you to become a part of a tradition of excellence in health care. In all areas and at all levels of Guthrie, you’ll find staff members who have committed themselves to serving the community.
The Guthrie Clinic is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
The Guthrie Clinic is a non-profit, integrated, practicing physician-led organization in the Twin Tiers of New York and Pennsylvania. Our multi-specialty group practice of more than 500 physicians and 302 advanced practice providers offers 47 specialties through a regional office network providing primary and specialty care in 22 communities. Guthrie Medical Education Programs include General Surgery, Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Anesthesiology and Orthopedic Surgery Residency, as well as Cardiovascular, Gastroenterology and Pulmonary Critical Care Fellowship programs. Guthrie is also a clinical campus for the Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine.
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What New York Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in clinical project manager jobs across New York.
- Bachelor's degree in life sciences, nursing, or a related clinical field required
- PMP or CAPM certification strongly preferred by New York employers
- Minimum three to five years of clinical trial or CRO project management experience
- Working knowledge of ICH-GCP guidelines and FDA regulatory requirements
- Proficiency with clinical trial management systems such as Medidata Rave or Veeva Vault
- Strong communication skills for cross-functional coordination with sites and sponsors
Clinical Project Manager Jobs in New York: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a clinical project manager in New York?
The most direct path is a bachelor's degree in a life science, nursing, or health-related field followed by experience in clinical trial coordination or a CRO setting. New York does not require a state-issued license specific to clinical project management, but employers strongly favor candidates who hold PMP certification from the Project Management Institute or CAPM for earlier-career applicants. Many New York-based pharmaceutical and academic medical center employers treat CRA or clinical coordinator experience as the standard entry credential before promoting into a project management title.
How much do clinical project managers make in New York?
Clinical project managers in New York earn a median of about $121,040 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $74,580 for the lowest 10% to over $192,160 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire clinical project managers in New York?
Employers hiring clinical project managers in New York right now include NYU Langone Health, University of Rochester, and Healthfirst, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. New York's concentration of major pharmaceutical headquarters, large academic medical centers, and regional CRO offices means hiring activity is consistent year-round rather than tied to a single seasonal cycle.
Which New York cities have the most clinical project manager jobs?
New York, Rochester, and Cortland have the most clinical project manager openings in New York. New York City dominates because it is home to major hospital systems, biotech clusters in Manhattan and Brooklyn, and the U.S. offices of global pharmaceutical companies, while Tarrytown and White Plains draw significant hiring from Regeneron and other Hudson Valley life sciences employers operating large clinical development teams in Westchester County.
Are there remote clinical project manager jobs in New York?
Yes, and more than most clinical roles. About 100% of clinical project manager openings tied to New York are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the desk-based, coordination-heavy nature of program and trial management work. The tasks most commonly performed remotely include vendor oversight, timeline tracking, and cross-functional reporting, while roles requiring frequent site visits or hands-on CRA oversight tend to require a hybrid or on-site arrangement.
How can I get hired as a clinical project manager in New York with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is a clinical trial coordinator or clinical research associate role at a New York academic medical center or CRO, where you build direct site and protocol management experience. Institutions such as NewYork-Presbyterian, Mount Sinai Health System, and Northwell Health regularly hire coordinators and associates who move into project management after gaining trial experience. Earning your CAPM while in a coordinator role, or completing a certificate program in clinical research through a New York university, meaningfully strengthens your candidacy for a junior clinical project manager opening.
Where can I find and apply to clinical project manager jobs in New York?
You can find and apply to clinical project manager jobs in New York on Migrate Mate, which lists current New York openings from employers across the pharmaceutical, biotech, academic medical, and CRO sectors. Find roles that fit your experience and specialty area below and apply directly to the ones that match.
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