Research Coordinator RN Endocrinology Contingent - Detroit

Research Coordinator RN - Endocrinology - Detroit (New Center One)

Contingent - 1 - 2 days/week. Clinic hours are 8am - 4:30pm, Monday - Friday

Responsibilities:

• The RN Research Coordinator will be expected to be proficient in the research protocols assigned to him/her.
• He/she will be the primary contact for any participant he/she consents & enrolls into the trial. This may include corresponding with participants outside of regular business work hours.
• The RN research coordinator should expect to work on investigational medical device and drug trials that may include various insulin pumps & continuous glucose monitors.
• The RN research coordinator will be responsible for training enrolled participants and following their care per protocol.
• They will be responsible for other study related task such as data entry for study visits, processing labs collected (training will be provided) & query resolution during study monitor visits, in addition to other tasks within the scope of a RN research coordinator.
• The RN research coordinator will work closely with the PIs of the research studies and act as a liaison between the PI and the sponsor.

Performs nursing functions independently and in collaboration with physician investigator to ensure that the objectives of an established research protocol are met and in compliance with IRB and sponsor guidelines. Identifies and recruits patients into study protocols as needed. Provides for educational and/or emotional support to patients enrolled in the study protocol. Is responsible for managing the study documentation and data collection for the study, and preparing and monitoring the budgets as needed. Supports physician investigators and other clinicians as necessary to facilitate project participation and compliance.

Education and Experience:

• Registered Nurse licensed in the State of Michigan. BSN preferred.
• Must have a minimum of three years of nursing experience.
• One year of clinical research experience preferred.

Working Conditions: Normal office and patient care environment with little exposure to excessive noise, dust, temperature and the like.

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