Staff Physician Researcher, NOSES Trial

Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 82,656 - 123,984; Full time

Job summary

Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine is seeking a Staff Physician Researcher (Hourly) to support the NOSES trial across Northern Virginia sites. The role involves clinical evaluation, enrollment, regulatory support, and data quality oversight within a major PCORI-funded pragmatic trial.

Responsibilities include recruitment, site coordination, informed consent, regulatory documentation, and collaboration with PIs, coordinators, and study sites.

Qualifications

• Board-certified in Family Medicine or related specialty and licensed in Virginia.
• Experience with human subjects research and regulatory requirements.
• Experience in clinical research, quality improvement, or health services research.
• Strong organizational and communication skills; ability to work in multidisciplinary teams.
• Familiarity with IRB processes and Good Clinical Practice is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Recruit, screen, and enroll participants across Northern Virginia sites.
• Oversee study procedures and ensure protocol adherence.
• Assist with regulatory submissions and documentation; maintain study records.
• Support data collection, quality assurance, and data queries.
• Contribute to dissemination activities and scholarly outputs.

Skills

Communication

Organization

Independent & Collaborative work

Interpersonal skills

Education

Board certification in Family Medicine

Active Virginia Medical License

Tools

REDCap

Epic

Job description

Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine is seeking a Staff Physician Researcher (Hourly) to support the NOSES trial across Northern Virginia sites. The role involves clinical evaluation, enrollment, regulatory support, and data quality oversight within a major PCORI-funded pragmatic trial.

Responsibilities include recruitment, site coordination, informed consent, regulatory documentation, and collaboration with PIs, coordinators, and study sites.