Vascular Clinical Trials Research Assistant

Portland VA Research Foundation; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 32,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

This Research Assistant II position is based at the Portland VA Medical Center in Portland, Oregon, supporting vascular surgery trials in the VA Portland Health Care System. The role assists with consent, data entry, and regulatory tasks across Nectero, TAVVE, and ROXI-PALISADE trials, under PI supervision.

Ideal candidates hold a Bachelor of Science or related degree with experience in clinical trials and data systems, and will work toward maintaining study files, data capture, and patient

Qualifications

• Bachelor of science or related degree in medicine or pre-medicine field.
• Basic training and experience with data entry and/or clinical trials.

Responsibilities

• Assisting with consenting and directing human subjects in research studies.
• Maintaining laboratory/clinic records including data and operational paperwork.
• Entering data in study specific electronic data capture systems and reviewing medical records.
• Assisting and training to become proficient in IRB and/or study start up procedures.
• Promoting the safety and confidentiality of research participants at all times.
• Adhering to all study procedures, including data entry timelines and monitoring and safety plans.
• Responding to other research-related tasks as needed.

Skills

Data entry

Communication

Organization

Problem solving

Empathy

Education

Bachelor of science or related degree

Tools

EDC systems

Microsoft Office

Job description

This Research Assistant II position is based at the Portland VA Medical Center in Portland, Oregon, supporting vascular surgery trials in the VA Portland Health Care System. The role assists with consent, data entry, and regulatory tasks across Nectero, TAVVE, and ROXI-PALISADE trials, under PI supervision.

Ideal candidates hold a Bachelor of Science or related degree with experience in clinical trials and data systems, and will work toward maintaining study files, data capture, and patient