Research Coordinator (Temporary)
Req #: | 165779 |
Department: | Dept. of Medicine: Cardiology |
Appointing Department Web Address: | https://cardiology.uw.edu/ |
Job Location: | Seattle Campus |
Posting Date: | 03/25/2019 |
Closing Info: | Open Until Filled |
Salary: | Salary is Competitive. Salary is Commensurate Upon Qualifications and Experience. |
Shift: | First Shift |
Notes: |
This is a TEMPORARY, FULL-TIME, PROJECT position. It begins Upon Hire and is expected to run through November of 2019.
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The Division of Cardiology has an outstanding opportunity for a Temporary Research Coordinator.
The major duties can be categorized in 4 major areas: project management, patient recruitment, study data management and collection, and other duties as required.
Study Management 30%:
Patient Recruitment, Patient management, Study Data Management and Collection:
Manage implementation and ongoing activities of clinical trials such as Screening, Recruitment and Enrollment of patients.
Produce enrollment/follow-up plans and communication tools to enable physicians to facilitate the study.
Conduct follow-up reviews with study participants including assessment of subject response to therapy and evaluation of adverse events; lab data review and identification of abnormal values; assessment and documentation of subject compliance with medications and visits.
Oversee research protocol activities carried out by physicians as directed by the Research Manager.
Study Data Management and Collection 30%:
Assist with overseeing the accuracy and completion of all regulatory documents, IRB documents, and signed informed consent forms.
Source documentation creation management.
Assess documentation of all adverse events, determine severity and report events to PI and IRB.
Facilitate study site visits and ensure all required documentation is available for auditors and monitors.
Manage all activities related to a study qualification visit, initiation visit and study closeouts
Enter study data on paper or electronic case report forms (eCRF’s)
Other Duties 25%:
Along with the Research Manager this person will work on individual protocols. This person will be required to perform research duties including obtaining laboratory samples and sending out to core labs as required, obtaining Hazard shipping certification. Undergo required Human Subjects Training and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training.
Communication Management 15%:
Effective and timely communication with the Industry and NIH project offices, core laboratories and clinical sites (UWMC, HMC) is an essential part of this position. The studies involve enrolling eligible participants in each study. The Research Coordinator must have a good working knowledge of each protocol in order to address and handle issues from the project offices. This position may also involve the development of clinical research protocols and supportive budgets.
As many of these large trials utilize Core Laboratories for the sites to send the samples, the Research Coordinator must know how the Core Laboratories work, the procurement and shipment of samples and how to solve any problems related to these issues.
Requirements:
Bachelor's Degree in a health related field and 2 years of research experience.
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