Medical Assistant

National Institute of Clinical Research, a research organization serving the pharmaceutical and biotech industries, is searching for a Medical assistant with Phlebotomy experience to assist our research coordinators with clinical trials. The Research Assistant will be responsible for assisting the Research Study Coordinator in recruiting subjects for assigned clinical trials, coordinating the research activities and visits for the subjects enrolled in research projects. Essential functions include scheduling research visits, performing EKGs, routine phlebotomy, other lab assessments such as vital signs, and obtaining necessary lab results. The research assistant will also assist the study coordinator in reviewing and requesting medical records. Must have experience with PC software applications including word processing, and the ability and willingness to learn new software programs. Qualifications Medical assistant / Phlebotomist with at least six (6) months of clinical experience (certification preferred). Laboratory technician with at least six (6) months of clinical experience. Must be bilingual in English. Compensation: $18.00 - $23.00 per hour About National Institute Of Clinical Research With more than 30 years of experience in industry and academic research, NICR participates in the development of innovative and life‑saving therapies through its dedication to and focus on clinical research. NICR combines the use of the latest technologies, streamlined clinical operations, and extensive access to a diverse population to deliver the highest quality clinical trials for life‑changing therapies. Who We Are From our roots in Nephrology, we have expanded into many other specialty fields, including cardiometabolic, infectious diseases, geriatrics, and many other challenging & underserved areas of healthcare. We have dedicated ourselves to providing the highest quality clinical trials to our sponsors, investigators, and study volunteers. We pride ourselves in our collective experience, industry knowledge, and dedication to moving patient health forward. #J-18808-Ljbffr National Institute of Clinical Research