Nathan S. Kline Institute·New York
The role involves identifying, screening, and recruiting participants for research on pharmacological interventions for schizophrenia. It also requires managing participant records, scheduling appointments, and collaborating with clinical research teams to meet study goals.
The Manhattan Schizophrenia Research Program is seeking a full- time Project Support candidate. The successful candidate will contribute to ongoing research on pharmacological novel interventions for patients with incomplete response to their current anti psychotic treatments. The Project Support Assistant III will assist the Principal Investigator(s) in day-to-day operations. JOB DUTIES:
Participant Identification and Screening: Use databases, outreach, phone calls, and online tools to locate potential participants who meet study criteria. Conduct initial screenings to verify eligibility.
Candidate Communication: Inform potential participants about study goals, procedures, benefits, and risks. Answer questions and obtain informed consent where applicable.
Database and Record Management: Maintain accurate records of participants' information, recruitment activities, and follow-ups to ensure compliance and smooth study operation.
Scheduling and Coordination: Arrange participant appointments and follow up to confirm attendance, sometimes coordinating with healthcare providers or study teams.
Collaboration: Communicate regularly with clinical research coordinators, investigators, project managers, and other stakeholders to meet recruitment goals and address challenges
Screening and Assessment Support: Assisting with or conducting preliminary assessments or questionnaires to determine eligibility and ensure proper documentation.
Participant Engagement and Retention: Building rapport with potential and enrolled participants to encourage ongoing engagement and retention throughout the study.
Reporting and Documentation: Preparing recruitment reports, tracking metrics, and documenting challenges or successes for study oversight and regulatory audits. JOB QUALIFICATIONS:
Master's degree in health sciences, nursing, psychology, social sciences, or a related field preferred.
Market context
In New York, program recruiter and project support roles in clinical research are typically driven by ongoing study enrollment needs, especially where IRB and HIPAA compliance matter. Competition is often strongest for candidates who can communicate clearly with diverse populations and bring a health sciences or psychology background. On this platform, job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original posting, helping you review the role faster; if you apply, emphasize any participant-facing research experience and compliance familiarity.
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