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Research Coordinator 3-Department of Medicine, Division of Nephrology

University of Washington · Seattle, WA · 1 mo ago
Analyst$79k/yrFull-time

About the role

The Kidney Research Institute in the Department of Medicine, Division of Nephrology has an excellent opportunity for a Research Coordinator 3 to join their team. The Research Coordinator 3 will report to Professor and Director of the KRI.

Responsibilities

  • 60% - Study management and oversight
    • management of multiple data collection efforts
    • development of best practices
    • staying on track with research milestones
    • coordinating multiple data collection efforts for one or more research projects
    • consulting with co-investigators on appropriate management of participant problems and concerns
    • developing and managing interim reports for principal investigators, industry sponsors and institutional review board
    • liaising with funding agencies or significant parties
    • ensuring projects are executed successfully and completed within time frames to meet research objectives
    • implementing investigative research protocols and monitoring adherence to protocol
    • troubleshooting and resolving problems such as deviation from protocol requirements
    • developing forms, questionnaires, and clinic procedures for collecting and summarizing observations and data
    • maintaining copies of regulatory documents (IRB and VA R&D) and personnel training verifications and other certifications
    • assuring compliance with regulations
  • 30% - Recruitment Oversight, training, and supervision of research staff
    • overseeing recruitment of human subjects/participants
    • performing phlebotomy and specimen processing, storage, and tracking of specimens
    • overseeing data entry from study visits to ensure accuracy
    • maintaining contact with local healthcare providers
    • overseeing the scheduling of subjects and sending reminders of appointments
    • monitoring of subjects to maintain adherence to protocol
    • interacting with human research subjects in achieving goals of our studies, answering subjects' questions, and explaining research procedures and goals; administering tests and recording observations
    • abstracting technical or medical data from medical records
    • entering data from research data collection instruments into computer database; assisting with data management functions
    • initiating and establishing contact with external contacts, agencies, providers and/or study sponsors as dictated by the needs of the research study; providing referral services to participants
    • supervising the additional duties of research staff such as preparing study binders, assisting with mailings and inter-office communications, and other related duties as required
  • 10% - Development of research designs
    • designing data collection methods and strategies for data management
    • designing, creating and revising research instruments as necessary to ensure quality data that correlates with research objectives
    • assisting in the development of procedures for the design of measurement instruments and scoring systems
    • developing research protocols that clearly describe research objectives and procedures necessary to test the hypotheses of the research project
    • assisting in the analysis of research study results

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in a related field and four years of relevant experience
  • Previous lead experience with clinical trials or complex research study experience that included interacting with research human subject recruitment
  • Demonstrated ability to lead the implementation of complex research protocols and maintain high standards of accuracy, timeliness and professionalism
  • Demonstrated ability in ensuring security and confidentiality of study materials
  • Proven lead experience that demonstrated the ability to exercise a high level of competency, good judgment, discretion in carrying out tasks, troubleshooting problems and following through on projects to meet deadlines and study benchmarks
  • Proven lead experience demonstrating a high degree of organizational skills with a high degree of attention to details
  • Proven reliability and flexibility to work independently and function as a lead in directing the work of a diverse team
  • Strong interpersonal skills and flexibility to work with personnel at various levels in a cross-institutional research environment
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills
  • Proficiency with MS Office computer applications
  • Proficiency with various types of clinical data capture software
  • Familiarity and experience with kidney disease and related illnesses
  • Thorough knowledge of HIPAA, IRB and related institutional requirements for the conduct of research
  • Experience working with the UW, VA and HMC setting
  • Certified Research Coordinator (CCRC), Association of Clinical Research Professionals

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