Research Coordinator

The Department of Psychiatry is seeking a Research Coordinator to work with a group in the Geriatric Psychiatry Program on a NIH funded grants on mental health and mild cognitive disorders. The position is full-time at 40 hours/week and will report to the Principal Investigator. She/he will coordinate activities for the clinical trial and related pilot project. Activities include but are not limited to recruitment and enrollment; IRB applications, coordinating of study activities, email and written communications with participants; assisting participants with study logistics; implementing and maintaining quality assurance procedures; assisting with data management and reports; assisting with conference abstracts and manuscripts; support grant reporting; making presentations and managing communication with community partners.

Major duties:

• Collects and organizes patient data
• Maintains records and databases
• Uses software programs to generate graphs and reports
• Assists with recruiting patients for study protocols
• Conducts literature searches
• Verifies accuracy of study forms
• Updates study forms per protocol
• Documents patient visits and procedures
• Assists with interviewing study subjects
• Administers and scores questionnaires
• Provides basic explanation of study and, in some cases, obtains informed consent from subjects
• Performs study procedures
• Assists with study regulatory submissions
• Assists with the development of consent forms
• Verifies subject inclusion/exclusion criteria
• Performs administrative support duties as required
• Assists with regulatory requirements and quality assurance/quality control procedures

In collaboration with the PI, prepare and present study results, including drafting of written reports of results, tables, figures, abstracts and/or manuscripts for submission to meetings, conferences and/or journals.

Onsite

149 Thirteenth Street Building 149

40

Regular

Day (United States of America)

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