PRN Research Assistant - overnight, weekend

Job Title

Part Time Research Assistant 1 - overnight, weekend, and holiday staff training is done during normal business hours

Clinical Research

Clinical Director

The role of the part time Research Assistant (RA) is to support the clinical staff and patients. This is a part‑time clinic‑based position. A RA typically performs a variety of administrative tasks in support of clinical trials and assists in the performance of clinical procedures to collect data on patients enrolled and/or seeking enrollment in clinical studies. The RA will assist the Clinical Research Coordinators (CRC)/Research Nurse in the conduct of Phase I–IV industry‑sponsored and investigator‑initiated clinical trials in accordance with trial protocols, FDA Regulations, and ICH/GCP Guidelines.

The Research Support Assistant is immediately accountable to the CRC/CRN and works with them and other study team members to meet study‑specific goals and timelines and communicates appropriately and effectively with other members of the study team (both internal staff and external collaborators). The RA assists with the recruiting needs of specific protocols and works with the team to meet these goals.

Actively participates in outstanding customer service and accepts responsibility in maintaining relationships that are equally respectful to all.

To be successful in this role, the RA should be able to recognize logistical problems and initiate appropriate solutions. Ideal candidates will be detail‑oriented, have the ability to multitask and be able to collaborate with various role players. The RA must be able to work independently, be a team player, and proactively problem‑solve.

• MUST HAVE relevant work experience in a clinical environment
• Must be able to work overnight, weekend, and some holidays
• Knowledge of clinical trials and medical terminology
• Knowledge of basic Computer
  
  Skills:
  
  Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, PowerPoint, Excel
• Other
  
  Skills required:
  • Excellent time management and social skills
  • Highly motivated with a phenomenal eye for detail
  • Ability to maintain a professional attitude through our online workspace (proper email etiquette, willingness to show up to remote meetings, etc.)
• Preferred
  • BLS
  • Other certification as applicable to clinical degree or program (i.e. medical assistant, medical technician, phlebotomy)
  • Specialized knowledge of the unique needs of patients in the assigned therapeutic areas undergoing treatment
  • Specialized knowledge of assigned therapeutic areas as it relates to research and clinical trials.
  • One to two years skill in human life sciences/biomedical research; physiological, cellular, biochemical, or molecular biology
  • Preferred AA/AS or BA/BS in life sciences or educational equivalent

• Shifts are variable and may be for evening, nights and/or weekends
• This is an office‑based position, any out of office activity must be approved
• Work environment will include hospitals, medical clinics, and other medical institutions
• Willing to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as required when visiting medical facilities or when working in clinic

• Develop management systems and prepare for study initiation:
  • Assess study feasibility in terms of study's impact on site resources, labor cost, cost by procedure, potential for problems (such as serious AEs, noncompliance, willingness of subjects to participate, protocol deviations, etc.)
  • Possess a sound and in-depth understanding of each protocol that has been assigned as a primary responsibility
  • Review with the Principal Investigator the inclusion/exclusion criteria, overall structure, and requirements of each protocol
  • Review the protocol summary sheet and the Informed Consent Form for accuracy and clarity
  • Develop draft protocol follow‑up worksheets and then review the worksheets for accuracy and clarity
  • Develop a mechanism for subject recruitment and ongoing communications with primary care physicians and nursing staff, as appropriate.
• Screen and enroll study subjects:
  • Review the study design and inclusion/exclusion criteria with the subject’s primary physician
  • Review and verify all relevant source…