Oral Health Research Coordinator I — Clinic & Mobile Sites

Biological Sciences Division at the University of Chicago; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive health benefits

Paid time off

Retirement plans

Job summary

The Biological Sciences Division at the University of Chicago is hiring a Clinical Research Coordinator I for the Oral Health Research Staff. This entry-level role involves supporting clinical study administration, serving as a Dental Assistant, and managing patient care at various sites. Candidates must hold a relevant degree and possess strong communication skills. Benefits include comprehensive health plans and a supportive work environment. Ideal for those eager to contribute to innovative research while adhering to compliance in clinical settings.

Qualifications

• A college or university degree in a related field.
• Less than 2 years of experience in a related job discipline.

Responsibilities

• Supports and coordinates daily study activities while working with investigators and staff.
• Educates patients about study procedures and explains risks and benefits.
• Conducts screening and informed consent, administers questionnaires, and collects intraoral images.
• Documents study processes and prepares for quality assurance audits.
• Manages dental supplies inventory and schedules clinical appointments.

Skills

Communication skills

Attention to detail

Analytical skills

Interpersonal skills

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

The Biological Sciences Division at the University of Chicago is hiring a Clinical Research Coordinator I for the Oral Health Research Staff. This entry-level role involves supporting clinical study administration, serving as a Dental Assistant, and managing patient care at various sites. Candidates must hold a relevant degree and possess strong communication skills. Benefits include comprehensive health plans and a supportive work environment. Ideal for those eager to contribute to innovative research while adhering to compliance in clinical settings.