The US Oncology Network·Rockville, Maryland
Responsible for recruiting, screening, and enrolling patients in clinical trials while ensuring strict adherence to protocol requirements. Coordinates subject visits, manages regulatory documentation, and collaborates with providers to monitor patient response and adverse events.
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Job Profile Summary Responsible for recruiting, screening, consenting, and enrolling patient in clinical trials.
CRC II also coordinates and oversees the subject’s visits in accordance with the protocol requirements.
Duties include but not limited to assuring protocol compliance for all patients enrolled in the trial, participation in the informed consent process, perform ongoing assessments and documentation in collaboration with physicians and other providers.
Acts as resource for the education and training of clinic staff as well as resource for problem solving of complex issues for the implementation of the research process throughout the clinic, process improvements and SOPs.
Compiles and reports protocol activity; accrual data, and financial information.
Assures site research quality by practicing in compliance with US Oncology Research, Inc. (USOR) Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), principles of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and applicable federal, state, and local regulations through OSHA, CDC and HIPPA.
Supports and adheres to US Oncology Compliance Program, to include the Code of Ethics Business Standards.
Key Responsibilities Screens potential participants for protocol eligibility. Presents trial concepts and details to participants, participates in the informed consent process, and enrolls participants into clinical trials. Coordinates participant care in compliance with protocol requirements. May disburse investigational product and maintain accountability records. Oversees preparation of orders by providers to ensure protocol compliance. Packages and ships laboratory specimens to central vendors as applicable. Completion of Hazmat and/or IATA training may be required. In collaboration with providers, reviews participants for changes in condition, adverse events, concomitant medications, protocol compliance, and response to study treatment. Thoroughly documents all findings and participates in data collection. Prepares study‑related documentation, including protocol worksheets, adverse event reports, institutional review board (IRB) documents, and annual continuing review reports. Maintains regulatory documents in accordance with organizational SOPs and applicable regulations. May assist with scheduling monitoring and auditing visits, and interact with monitors/auditors as needed. May collaborate with research leadership in study selection processes. Participates in required training and education programs. May contribute to education of clinical staff regarding research procedures. Works with staff to develop action plans and performance improvement initiatives to enhance quality. May compile and report protocol activity, enrollment trends, data entry compliance, and research financial information to practice leadership and providers. May review protocol‑specific billing guides and submit billing information to the appropriate personnel.
Requires an Associate's degree in a clinical or scientific discipline and at least three years of experience in a related field. Preferred qualifications include a Bachelor's degree and SoCRA or ACRP certification.
Market context
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