Neuroscience Clinical Trials Coordinator

Austin Health; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

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Wellbeing program

Onsite childcare

Mentoring and career development

Discounted fitness memberships

Health insurance discounts

Job summary

Austin Health in Melbourne's Northern Suburbs is seeking a Clinical Trial Coordinator within the MIT Neuroscience PET Research Program. You will coordinate trials from setup through recruitment, follow-ups and close-out, ensuring adherence to protocols and Good Clinical Practice.

Required are an RM registered nurse (Division 1) with NMBA, plus 3+ years nursing experience, and competency in venepuncture/IV cannulation.

Qualifications

• Registered Nurse with NMBA registration
• Minimum 3 years nursing experience in a clinical setting
• Experience coordinating clinical trials or research studies is desirable
• Competency in venepuncture and IV cannulation
• Excellent organisational and communication skills

Responsibilities

• Coordinate assigned clinical trials and research studies from setup through recruitment, visits and close-out.
• Maintain familiarity with protocols, investigator brochures, approvals and study requirements.
• Ensure activities and documentation are completed accurately and on time.
• Coordinate participant screening, imaging visits and follow-up and communicate requirements.

Skills

Venepuncture

IV cannulation

Organisational skills

Written/verbal communication

Interpersonal communication

Trial coordination

Education

Registered Nurse (Division 1) with NMBA registration

Job description

Austin Health in Melbourne's Northern Suburbs is seeking a Clinical Trial Coordinator within the MIT Neuroscience PET Research Program. You will coordinate trials from setup through recruitment, follow-ups and close-out, ensuring adherence to protocols and Good Clinical Practice.

Required are an RM registered nurse (Division 1) with NMBA, plus 3+ years nursing experience, and competency in venepuncture/IV cannulation.