Clinical Research Assistant Round Rock

Clinical Research Assistant (Round Rock) Are you a skilled ophthalmic technician and passionate about the advancement of Ophthalmology? Want to positively impact patients' lives? Are you eager to expand your clinical skill set and ophthalmic knowledge? If so, join our dedicated team for a stimulating, supportive, and rewarding environment where your passion for eye care will flourish. We're looking for individuals like you! Join our dedicated team at Austin Retina Associates, at the forefront of ophthalmic innovation. We are committed to advancing the understanding and treatment of retinal diseases through rigorous clinical research. As a Clinical Research Assistant focused on Retina-specific trials, you will play a crucial role in bringing cutting-edge therapies to patients. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute directly to clinical trials that have the potential to transform vision care. You will collaborate with leading ophthalmologists and researchers in a dynamic and supportive environment, gaining invaluable experience in the complexities of clinical trial management within a specialized area of Ophthalmology. Summary Austin Retina Associates is seeking curious and patient-focused individuals for a Clinical Research Assistant role. Our ideal candidate is passionate about patient care and the administrative aspects of clinical research. What We Offer Market-based wages Three weeks of PTO 3% company 401k contribution - regardless of your contribution Three options for health insurance - including a free option A truly family-like culture where our leaders practice humility Duties Work closely with clinical research coordinators to assist with collecting data from research patients. Perform all required training to be allowed to participate in specific study protocols as a research assistant, including GCP, IATA, and any required protocol-specific training modules. Learn the details of each study protocol as dictated by their specific role in the study. Train to become certified to perform refractions and vision testing. Assist research coordinators with providing care for study patients during study visits as well as perform diagnostic testing, schedule their appointments and educate them regarding their retinal condition, available treatment options and details of each study protocol. Assist research coordinators with data entry for multiple EDC (Electronic Data Capture) systems. Communicate effectively with research coordinators to ensure high quality data is captured. Capture OCT imaging for study patients. Label, export and upload images via numerous reading center submission portals. Other duties assigned. Required Attributes Demonstrate our core values: Serving with Compassion, Striving for Excellence, and Practicing Humility Strong interpersonal skills (effective listening, clear communication, effective customer problem resolution, warm demeanor) Ability to master multiple computer systems (data entry and data retrieval) Knowledge of (or ability to learn) ophthalmology and retina terminology Ability and willingness to perform venipunctures and process samples (training provided) Bilingual preferred. Position Details Hourly pay (FLSA non-exempt, eligible for overtime) Physical requirements: Frequent standing and sitting, ability to view patient images and operate imaging devices, frequent use of a computer terminal, near constant standing and walking, manual dexterity to operate ophthalmic equipment, lifting heavy equipment Coordinators will be delegated to serve in various roles on 20+ trials Pay range: $18 to $24 / hr (commensurate with experience) Benefits Free HSA Medical Health Plan and 2 Blue Cross/Blue Shield Health Plans with generous employer contributions Dental & Vision Insurance Company paid life and long term disability insurance Employee Assistance Program company paid 401k with automatic Employer contributions even if you don’t contribute Rewards & Recognition program Discount gym program Fun company events Leadership development and Career pathways Physical Requirements Prolonged standing, walking, sitting up to 4 hours a day, talking and hearing both in person and by telephone; use hands to finger, handle and feel objects or controls; reach with hands and arms. Regularly required to stoop, kneel, bend, crouch and lift up to 40 pounds on occasion. Specific vision abilities required by this job includes viewing multiple computer screens, close vision, distance vision, depth perception, color vision and the ability to adjust focus. Viewing images and operating computer devices constantly. #J-18808-Ljbffr Austin Retina Associates