Clinical Research Coordinator, Center for Genomic Medicine

Clinical Research Coordinator, Center for Genomic Medicine-(3294997) Description GENERAL SUMMARY/ OVERVIEW STATEMENT: The Kimberly Laboratory in the Center for Genomic Medicine and the MGH Division of Neurocritical Care in the Department of Neurology is seeking a highly motivated individual to assist with ongoing and future clinical research studies. The research focus of the laboratory is stroke and Alzheimer’s disease, which is a major cause of death and disability in the United States. See further details at our lab website, . PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Specific responsibilities of the position include but are not limited to: ·In-patient recruitment and informed consent for participation in clinical research studies Patient and family interviews; in-person and telephone assessment of patients’ well-being and cognitive function ·Operation of a portable, low-field MRI scanner ·Data extraction from electronic medical records ·Maintenance of research databases using REDCap and Microsoft Excel ·Coordinating tissue sample collections and sample processing ·Managing sample storage and inventory for research studies ·Participation in monthly recruitment meetings: present on progress of subject enrollment, identify and discuss effective strategies and areas for improvement ·Maintaining documentation for research studies: regulatory documents, case report forms, records of subject visits, correspondence with study sponsors, etc. ·Preparing clinical trial documentation for study monitor visits and responding to data queries and clarification requests ·Assisting with IRB submissions and amendments ·Assisting with drafting of project and grant applications ·Working on individual research projects devised together with the PI SKILLS/ABILITIES/COMPETENCIES REQUIRED: ·Must be highly self-motivated and eager to work independently ·Attention to detail and commitment to producing high quality data to be used in future acute brain injury research ·Exceptional maturity and professionalism are essential, as the coordinator is given access to personal and confidential medical information ·Comfortable interacting with physicians, nurses, and brain-injured patients and their families ·Must possess strong organization, interpersonal and communication skills ·Must be articulate in oral and written communication, and able to communicate effectively with individuals of varying backgrounds ·Able to prioritize multiple tasks and balance the demands of multiple projects ·Knowledge of standard laboratory techniques ·Desire to be involved with cutting edge, clinically relevant research LICENSES, CERTIFICATIONS, and/or REGISTRATIONS (if applicable): N/A Qualifications EDUCATION: EXPERIENCE: ·New graduates with relevant coursework ·Computer skills required: ØWindows operating system:advanced ØOffice Suite:advanced SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY (if applicable): No direct reports but may have opportunity for training student interns. FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY (if applicable): No fiscal responsibility except to track laboratory and/or clinical research related expenditures. WORKING CONDITIONS: Normal laboratory and office setting. Recruitment takes place in the Neuroscience inpatient units and the outpatient Neurology clinic. Full-time position (40 hours per week), starting Summer 2024. EEO Statement Massachusetts General Hospital is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Primary Location :MA-Boston-MGH 185 Cambridge Work Locations :MGH 185 Cambridge185 Cambridge StreetBoston02144 Job :Clinical Organization :Massachusetts General Hospital(MGH) Schedule :Full-timeStandard Hours:40 Shift :Day Job Employee Status :RegularRecruiting Department:MGH Center for Genomic Medicine Job Posting :Jun 20, 2024