Edwards Lifesciences is looking for an Associate Analyst, Clinical Payments to develop, deploy, and maintain analytics systems for clinical trial payments. You will perform routine analysis and contribute to projects related to payments, contract development, and report preparation, applying your scientific curiosity to increase access to pioneering technologies for patients.

What You'll Do

Perform routine analysis and contribute to activities and projects related to clinical trial payments, contract and budget development, and the preparation of analytics and reports.
Analyze patient data in clinical Case Review Forms (CRFs) to determine alignment with protocol requirements.
Collaborate with your manager and team members to evaluate and carry out process design and improvements.
Interact with global Healthcare Professionals (HCPs), clinical trial sites, vendors, and internal functions to resolve inquiries, including reconciliations, analytics, and other ad hoc requests.
Monitor and evaluate post-implementation process performance, implement changes if necessary, and provide awareness to team members and management.

What We're Looking For

A Bachelor's Degree.
At least 1 year of previous experience in finance, analytics, payments, and/or budget management.
Fluent proficiency in both Spanish and English.

Nice to Have

Good knowledge of Edwards policies, procedures, and guidelines relevant to data analytics within clinical payments.
Good understanding of quantitative methodologies, techniques, and tools.
Good knowledge of local and global regulations such as AdvaMed, Anti-Kickback statutes, the Anti-Bribery Act, and the Sunshine Act.
Good understanding of Good Clinical Practices, ICH guidelines, the AdvaMed code, clinical research ethics, and patient privacy laws.
Good understanding of clinical study protocols, clinical trial materials, and clinical costs.
Good knowledge of concepts related to clinical research and medical device development.
Understanding of contracts and negotiations.
Good computer skills in Excel, PowerPoint, and other MS Office Suite applications including Word and Access.
Good written and verbal communication skills and interpersonal relationship skills.
Good problem-solving, organizational, analytical, and critical thinking skills.
Experience working in the medical device industry.