Senior Research Assistant, Cognitive Therapeutics Trials

The Bionics Institute; Melbourne; Hybrid; AUD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging up to 18,550 AUD per年

Professional development & mentorship

Flexible and hybrid working

Job summary

The Bionics Institute in Melbourne, Australia is seeking a Senior Research Assistant to support the Cognitive Therapeutics Research Program. You will coordinate clinical trials, manage participant data, and liaise with clinical service partners to ensure protocol adherence across imaging and stimulation procedures.

You will engage with participants and carers, ensuring timely communication and compliance with ICH and ISO14155 GCP guidelines.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate degree with honours in a relevant area.
• Experience in clinical research is preferred.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills; able to engage diverse participants.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate trial activities including recruitment, screening, assessment and monitoring of study participants.
• Coordinate study staff and training for screening, imaging, data entry and data verification.
• Accurate collection, entry and maintenance of participant data.
• Coordinate trial visits, appointments, assessments and treatments with participants and carers as required.
• Process EEG and fMRI data for personalisation of TMS treatments.
• Maintain study documentation and data collection procedures.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Communication

Organisational skills

Time management

Independent work

Education

Undergraduate degree with honours

Job description

The Bionics Institute in Melbourne, Australia is seeking a Senior Research Assistant to support the Cognitive Therapeutics Research Program. You will coordinate clinical trials, manage participant data, and liaise with clinical service partners to ensure protocol adherence across imaging and stimulation procedures.

You will engage with participants and carers, ensuring timely communication and compliance with ICH and ISO14155 GCP guidelines.