Research Program Coordinator I

Research Program Coordinator I

Work independently under the general direction of the PI/Chair of Medicine to manage implementation of funded research studies.

Primary Functions

Study coordination, training and support

• Oversee study procedures including recruitment, study visit conduct, and retention of human subjects

• Ensure adherence to HHS and IRB policy

• Oversee workload across teams and evaluation of performance of team members to the principal investigator

• Support training of postdocs, fellows, and students on study procedures and standard operating procedure requirements

• Support interview team for hiring of incoming research staff

• Train and mentor study staff on policies, procedures, and best practices

• Provide administrative support for grant activities

• Serve as a resource to study staff

Grant and study development

• Develop and manage electronic databases for studies, including REDCap, Excel, etc.

• Develop and write documents to be used in grants for submissions

• Develop grant related materials, including questionnaires, intervention manuals, and study forms

• Develop protocols, informed consent forms, and participant materials for funded studies

IRB compliance and regulatory training

• Manage IRB processes, including protocol submissions, continuing reviews, and amendments for Division studies

• Manage ClinicalTrials.gov processes, including updates and serve as contact

Data analysis and research dissemination

• Support analysis of research data using Stata, R, or other statistical software

• Develop and present abstracts at national and international scientific meetings

• Collate data from national, regional, and county level sources

Community engagement support

• Coordinate community events and recruitment events planned in the community

• Identify appropriate community events, coordinate with event planning team, and coordinate with Department of Medicine community engagement and research committees on dissemination

Other duties as assigned

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Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree plus at least 2 years of experience or equivalent combination of education and experience.

Preferred Qualifications

• Master's Degree in a science, public health, or related field
• 3 years of relevant experience, including experience with human subjects recruitment, community-based research, and manuscript development

Physical Demands