The role is responsible for coordinating all aspects of clinical research studies and providing quality nursing care to trial participants. Key duties include managing participant recruitment, maintaining regulatory documents, and handling IRB submissions.
Job Duties Responsible for all aspects of research coordination for research studies; Responsible for research specific quality nursing care for patients participating in clinical trials. Work with modality supervisors for completion of site questionnaires, implementation of imaging protocol and coordinate services for research patients.
Experience Requirements 2 years Nursing required Up to 1 year Experience in entering data onto systems such as Rave and DataTrak preferred Up to 1 year Ability to perform EKGs, perform phlebotomy, spin blood, prepare specimens for shipping, and have certification of transport of biological materials. preferred Education Requirements Bachelors Nursing preferred Associates Nursing required High School Diploma required Certification/Licensure Requirement Registered Nurse (RN) required at time of hire Basic Life Support (BLS) preferred at time of hire NCLEX-RN required UFJPI is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Drug Free Workplace
Candidates must be a Registered Nurse with at least 2 years of nursing experience and a valid NCLEX-RN. A bachelor's degree in nursing and experience with data systems like Rave or DataTrak are preferred.
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