Overview
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Responsibilities
- Execute all clinical trial aspects from start to finish, including the implementation of clinical protocol requirements for the MS Division.
- Provide support to patients enrolled in clinical trials and facilitate patient/physician communication; coordinate clinical visit activities for assigned studies.
- Track MS symptoms, medication side effects, and dispensing/tracking of experimental drug use.
- Participate as a multidisciplinary team member in the care of patients receiving treatment on clinical research protocols to provide optimal health care for MS patients.
- Communicate updates to the MS Center staff regarding drug-study patients (e.g., patient deaths, emergency admissions) to appropriate personnel.
- Maintain regular contact with external contacts to explain specialized matters and occasionally enforce policies.
- Supervise limited direction of students and temporary workers as applicable.
- Host periodic monitor visits with pharmaceutical companies and interact with internal and external physicians to recruit appropriate new patients for clinical trials.
- Review new protocols for appropriateness and feasibility; coordinate designated studies ensuring records are updated and readily available to the department, the university, the sponsor, and the FDA upon request.
- Screen prospective study participants (patients) for clinical trials and draft IRB protocols and IRB correspondence for assigned drug studies as a major responsibility.
- Ensure compliance when using medical facilities for drug studies (e.g., CTRC, EEG lab, Radiology) and cooperate with standard procedures.
- Collaborate with the Office of Clinical Research, Department Business Office, and Contracts Manager to develop study budgets, facilitate budget negotiations, review monthly financial reports, and invoice for study payments.
- Promote organizational values of patient and visitor satisfaction by demonstrating courtesy and respect for patients, families, visitors, and employees; provide competent and compassionate care for patients and be responsive to their needs.
- Position is contingent on continued funding and may include nights and weekends.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s Degree and 2–4 years of experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Detail-oriented with prior experience with IRB guidelines, policies, human subjects research practices, and execution of research protocols.
- Strong communication skills with clinicians, researchers, patients, and families; ability to communicate with staff and patients outside of regular hours.
Additional details
- Reference Number: 40-28420
- Employment Type: Exempt
- Org: NE-Neurology
- Job Family: I-Technical/Professional Research