Clinical Research Assistant: Phlebotomy & Aging Study
Inside Higher Ed
Lexington (KY)
On-site
USD 23,984 - 38,393
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A healthcare institution in Lexington, KY is looking for a Clinical Research Assistant to join its medical team at the Turfland Research Clinic. This full-time position involves daily blood collections and lab processing, ensuring high standards of sample handling. The ideal candidate must possess an Associate's degree and have good communication skills, especially when working with cognitively impaired individuals. Phlebotomy skills are highly desired. A driver's license is preferred for participant transport. This role offers a collaborative environment and meaningful work in Alzheimer's care.
Qualifications
Associate's degree (AS) required.
Strong attention to detail and reliability.
Good communication skills essential.
Willingness to work with cognitively impaired individuals.
Responsibilities
Perform daily blood collections and laboratory processing.
Adhere to proper lab techniques and sample processing protocols.
Collaborate with the team leader and other medical staff to service clinic participants.
Maintain dependability and uphold high work standards.
Communicate effectively with cognitively impaired individuals.
Assist with participant transport when applicable.
Skills
Attention to detail
Communication skills
Reliability
Education
Associate's degree (AS)
Tools
Phlebotomy training
Job description
A healthcare institution in Lexington, KY is looking for a Clinical Research Assistant to join its medical team at the Turfland Research Clinic. This full-time position involves daily blood collections and lab processing, ensuring high standards of sample handling. The ideal candidate must possess an Associate's degree and have good communication skills, especially when working with cognitively impaired individuals. Phlebotomy skills are highly desired. A driver's license is preferred for participant transport. This role offers a collaborative environment and meaningful work in Alzheimer's care.