Clinical Research Assistant 2-Hematology
Scope/Summary
Clinical Research Assistant providing support to Principal Investigators (PIs) in the Department of Hematology; responsible for reviewing medical records, assisting with patient consent, and assisting with data extraction, tracking patients longitudinally through therapy, date entry and submission. Assisting with data quality control; scheduling and conducting monitoring visits and query resolution; participant screening, recruitment, and bio-specimen collection. Compiles and prepares research data results for manuscripts and presentations. Assists with communication with other disciplines and collaborators to obtain quality data for patients accrued to observational clinical research studies. Follows protocol design to ensure all appropriate data elements are collected in accordance with protocol guidelines. Responsible for internal and external quality assurance and quality reviews.
Responsibilities
- Reviewing medical records
- Aiding with patient consent
- Data extraction and tracking
- Data quality control
- Scheduling and conducting monitoring visits
- Query resolution
- Participant screening, recruitment, and bio-specimen collection
- Compiling and preparing research data results
- Assisting with communication with other disciplines and collaborators
- Ensuring compliance with protocol guidelines
- Conducting internal and external quality assurance and quality reviews
Requirements
- Bachelor’s Degree in Biological Sciences, Health Sciences or medical field, or equivalent combination of education experience required
- 0 years of relevant experience required
- 2-4 years of relevant experience preferred
Qualifications
- None specified
Skills
- None specified
Benefits
- None specified
Pay
- Not specified
Schedule
- Not specified
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Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process.
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