Clinical Research Assistant (HS)-Pulmonary Critical Care and Sleep

Job Title Clinical Research Assistant (HS)-Pulmonary Critical Care and Sleep Department Medicine | IM Pulmonary Critical Care and Sleep Responsibilities Assist in support of clinical research studies within the College of Medicine (COM) Department of Internal Medicine / Division of Pulmonary Critical Care with oversight from the Center for Clinical Research Management (CCRM). Assist with implementation and coordination of studies. Participate in recruitment of study participants. Perform behavioral or diagnostic testing. Assist with collection, maintenance & reporting of clinical research data. Minimum Education Required Bachelor’s Degree in biological sciences, health sciences or medical field, or equivalent combination of education experience. Experience Required No experience is required for this position. Desired Experience and Skills 2-4 years of relevant experience is preferred. Experience in research capacity desired; knowledge or experience in specialty may be desired; experience in phlebotomy may be desired; experience performing basic laboratory procedures to process biological specimens may be desired; computer skill required with knowledge of database software applications desired. Position Classification FUNCTION/SUBFUNCTION: Research and Scholarship/Clinical Research; CAREER BAND: Individual Contributor- Specialized; CAREER LEVEL: T2 Additional Information This is a patient facing role and is required to be onsite and working in the hospital. Evenings, weekends, and holidays may be required as dictated by the approved clinical research trial/study. Being on call will be required and is determined based on staffing. Location Optometry Clinic (1041) Position Type Regular Scheduled Hours 40 Shift First Shift Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process. EEO Statement The university is an equal opportunity employer, including veterans and disability. #J-18808-Ljbffr