Clinical Trial Coordinator, Cell and Gene Therapy

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Clinical operations and data roles remain in steady demand as trials run across Dutch academic centres, CROs and sponsor companies, with most openings in Leiden, Utrecht, Amsterdam and Nijmegen. Employers include CROs, pharma sponsors and the trial units of university medical centres. GCP knowledge, monitoring or data-management experience and the ability to keep studies on track are the main drivers of higher pay.

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For Clinical Trial Coordinator, Cell and Gene Therapy roles in the Netherlands, salaries typically range from 3,400 EUR to 4,730 EUR gross per month, with an average gross salary of around 4,060 EUR. Trial-logistics skill, site coordination and meticulous documentation are what most influence earnings.

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