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Children's Memorial Hospital
Location: Chicago, IL 60601 Document ID: A4351-0J38 Posted on: 2010-09-2709/27/2010 Job Type: RegularJob Schedule:Part-time
2010-10-27
Clinical Research Coordinator-Critical Care Medicine
- Position Summary:
- Collects and manages patient and laboratory data for clinical research projects. Screens and oversees the recruitment of subjects.
- Essential Job Functions:
- Coordinates reimbursement of subjects
- Assists clinical research personnel in the implementation of clinical research studies
- Assists in identifying eligible subjects and recruitment of study subjects
- Develops a relationship with study subjects
- Collects study materials from subjects
- Orders supplies for data collection
- Maintains inventory of supplies or equipment
- Records data on case report forms from source documents
- Develops worksheets/tools for collecting patient data
- Data interpretation and extraction
- Conducts literature searches
- Assist with QA/QC procedures
- Participates in research related conferences
- Abstracts data from medical records and enters medical information/data onto protocol specific case report forms, study flow sheets and other required study forms
- Assists with preparation of protocols, informed consents, amendments and other necessary documents for review by the IRB and sponsor
- Prepares abstracted/coded data for computer processing/analysis
- Shows desire and initiative to increase knowledge and skills in clinical research
- Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree required, preferably in a related field, with 1-3 years experience in clinical research OrMinimum of 1 year experience as a Clinical Research Associate.
- Familiarity and experience with FDA and IRB regulatory requirements is preferred.
- Fluent in Spanish preferred.






