Clinical Research Assistant II, Neurosurgery
Location Type: Remote Eligible
Job Number: 785877
Category: Research & Laboratory
Job Number: 785877
Category: Research & Laboratory
High School and 2 years of experience, Associate’s degree in medical or science related field and 1 year of experience, or Bachelor’s degree in medical or science related field and no prior experience.
A minimum of Heart Saver for non-licensure or BLS for Licensure may be required based on affiliate location requirements.
May perform some or all of the following based on research study:
Understands visit schedules, inclusion/exclusion criteria and protocol requirements for low complexity trials (e.g., questionnaire, data registry, scripted); schedules research visits.
Assists research staff by completing research protocol related tasks. Reviews and abstracts information from medical records including eligibility criteria.
Enters data into case report forms or other data collection system based on research study.
Assists with maintenance of study level documentation.
Assists with data queries and possible edits for accuracy.
Compiles data for regulatory requirements and /or deadlines for local or sponsor submissions.
Maintains existing databases and ensures data integrity. Performs QA/QC clinical analysis and data checks using various databases based on trial.
Assists with preparing annual reports and/or modifications to institutional review board (IRB). This may include reportable events (UPIRSO).
Assist and prepare research records for formal sponsor audits or internal audits.
Recruits and enrolls patients in research study that may include consenting patients after training and with supervision.
With adequate training and supervision, assists with participant screening and recruitment for more complex trials.
Conducts and documents consent for participants in studies.
Assists with the development of consent plans and documents for participants. Identifies incomplete, inaccurate, or missing data for more complex studies and works with lead coordinator to correct errors.
Assists with ordering and maintaining research supplies following university/department procedures, ensuring that equipment is in good working order.
With adequate training and supervision, assists with collecting and processing specimens following established procedures/protocols.
Assists in preparing studies for closeout, (e.g. packing files, documenting files for storage, shipping extra supplies back to sponsor).
With adequate training/credentialing and supervision, performs study procedures such as phlebotomy, vital signs, and EKG’s needed for research study.
Based on research study, other procedures/equipment/services may be required. May perform patient care (basic skills) under the direction of PI following scope of work document.
Duties performed may include one or more of the following core functions: a) Directly interacting with or caring for patients; b) Directly interacting with or caring for human-subjects research participants; c) Regularly maintaining, modifying, releasing or similarly affecting patient records (including patient financial records); or d) Regularly maintaining, modifying, releasing or similarly affecting human-subjects research records. Performs other duties as assigned.
Knowledge of applicable Federal and institutional regulations governing clinical research.
Knowledge of clinical research protocols.
Effective organizational skills and attention to detail.
Proactively works to maximize results of the team and organization.
Follows and understands the regulations for Protected Health Information (PHI).
Proactively works to maximize results of the team and organization.
Possess strong computer skills (spreadsheets, databases, and interactive web-based software).
Possess good communication skills.
Possess the ability to problem solve.
Work requires ability to conduct interviews with research subjects.
This position is security-sensitive and subject to Texas Education Code 51.215, which authorizes UT Southwestern to obtain criminal history record information
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Explore the full range of opportunities we offer within our research areas and labs.
If you want a larger canvas for exploration and discovery, look no further. We have more than 500 labs on campus. Here are just a few of the research investigations you’ll find underway at UT Southwestern Medical Center:
Work here, and you’ll help us create and conduct translational bench-to-bedside research that quickly moves basic discoveries into treatments that directly benefit patients. Here’s an example: We’ve found that small artificial molecules called peptoids show promise as both diagnostic tools and treatments for various types of cancer. Peptoids can bind to cancerous cells more tightly than normal cells. So our researchers are looking at ways to combine peptoids with anti-cancer drugs to target cancer cells more specifically.
At UT Southwestern, you can be part of our next breakthrough.
As a progressive, innovation-driven medical center, UT Southwestern relies heavily on our lab techs, medical techs, histotechnologists, and cytotechnologists to play a key role in the diagnosis and care planning of patients.
Our broad spectrum of services will present you with opportunities to work across a range of dynamic lab settings. You’ll have abundant tools, training, and support to facilitate your success and professional growth.
For each member of this diverse and collaborative team, we provide excellent benefits, including PTO and pension and retirement plans. When you consider Dallas’ relatively low cost of living and high quality of life, UT Southwestern emerges as your best option for a fulfilling career.
There are many ways to contribute here. As we continue to explore new solutions that will save lives and enhance quality of life for millions, we’re committed to providing rigorous scientific training in both basic and clinical research to scholars across the Medical Center and community. You can take advantage or help support a number of robust programs, such as:
Fellowship Program (QP-SURF)
Our research teams help plan, conduct, fund, administer, and report on clinical trials across the broad spectrum of health conditions and diseases. More than 1,000 trials are currently underway, including these areas of medicine: