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Singapore General Hospital is seeking a clinical research team member to perform specialised investigations, maintain equipment, and coordinate study workflows. The role includes collecting samples, monitoring subject well-being, and ensuring protocol compliance.
The ideal candidate has a degree in Medical Technology or Health Science, knowledge of MS Office, and is bilingual. COVID-19 vaccination is required, and you will liaise with physicians and subjects for informed consent.
You will serves as part of the research team involved in clinical research and your responsibility includes:
Perform specialised investigations according to established procedures and records and reports results to physicians/clients.
Maintain laboratory equipment according to specifications.
Perform other duties as assigned by Doctor- in-charge or Head of Department
Acts as liaison between subjects and other members of the research team. Obtains relevant information by interview and case note reviews. Explains aims and plan of the project in lay terms, addressing questions and concerns of subjects, and arranging for their informed consent.
Plans, organises and coordinates the workflow of each of the studies.
Schedules subjects for visits to the clinic for the required tests and evaluations. Collection of samples according to protocol, where necessary.
Assists the investigators in monitoring the subjects' well being.
Compiles relevant patient data and maintains proper documentation. Completes and maintains case report forms.
Draft reports for submission to the relevant authorities.
Ensures compliance with protocols and schedules of evaluation.
Document and tabulate financial payments received or made to the study.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Job requirements :
Degree in Medical Technology /Health Science with relevant academic certification
Knowledge of MS Office software
Bilingual and/or knowledge of local dialects desired
Fully vaccinated against COVID-19