VIRSCIO, INC.·New Haven, Connecticut
The Scientific Research Associate will manage study protocols, electronic data capture systems, and study scheduling to ensure data integrity and timely delivery. They will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to review reports, maintain GLP compliance, and support facility credentials.
Reports To: Director of Pathology
The Scientific Research Associate will work across Virscio to review study protocols, support and set up study specific electronic data capture systems (Provantis, Excel, Word), manage study scheduling, pull out and organize data to enable downstream analysis, QC draft reports, and draft SOPS and report templates. The Scientific Research Associate may work with Sponsors to achieve study-specific deliverables and timelines.
Your main stakeholders will include Pathology, Histology, Molecular, and Ophthalmology. Your collaborators will include Data Management, Quality Assurance, Study Coordinators, Study Managers, Finance, and the Veterinary Team.
Strong preference for individuals committed to working at least 4 days a week at our facility in New Haven, CT; remote worker considered for the right candidate.
None: Type of Role
Full Time (40 hours per week)
Exemption from Overtime
1. None
Review study protocols to ensure execution plans are aligned with research objectives and best practices. Set up studies in electronic data capture systems. (Pathology studies).
Work closely across Virscio to manage study readouts to meet data delivery deadlines. Work closely with the Study Coordinator, Scientists, Study Directors and Functional Heads to organize and execute analyses in accordance with GLPs. Proactively organize protocols, results and templates to enable seamless information sharing and data integration.
Review draft reports and tables to check for quality and accuracy. Work closely with Scientists, Technicians, Study Coordinators and Business Development to organize analyses and reporting in accordance with GLP and contractual obligations.
Contribution and updating of SOPs. Contribute to maintenance of facility GLPs and AAALAC credentials.
Network with external colleagues to build confidence in our capabilities.
Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree and possess at least 5 years of experience in a pathology or molecular laboratory setting. Proficiency in histology workflows, GLP standards, and electronic data capture systems like Provantis is required.
Market context
In Connecticut, Scientific Research Associate roles are typically competitive because employers look for candidates with both a bachelor’s degree and several years of pathology or molecular lab experience. Strong histology workflow knowledge, GLP familiarity, and hands-on use of electronic data capture systems such as Provantis can help you stand out. On this platform, job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original posting, saving you time when comparing roles; review the summary for exact lab systems and compliance expectations before applying.