Clinical Research Coordinator at Nemours in Orlando, Florida

Job Description:

The Biobank and Molecular Analysis Program (BMAP), Clinical Research Coordinator performs various duties and responsibilities in the identification, collection, storage and processing of human subject tissue, blood and other biological material for the purpose of medical research. Responsibilities include assisting in the coordination of pediatric clinical research studies for Hematology/Oncology Research through the NCI Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP) and Clinical Trials Office. Implements and improves operational practices (including but not limited to: SOP's, CAP accreditation documentation, IRB applications, etc.) in coordination with laboratory management (i.e. Lab Director, Program Manager, Research Scientist, etc.); and serves as key resource person to supports team members and others related to laboratory operations. Coordinates sample procurement in Orlando including processing/packaging of lab specimens. Participates in the planning of clinical research projects with investigators and other research coordinators. Additional responsibilities include screening patients for study eligibility, scheduling research visits/follow up, tracking/auditing consent forms and study related documents, preparation for both internal and external audits, collecting data and submitting to appropriate organizations, maintaining inventory of research supplies, creating electronic research charts, scheduling site monitor visits and meeting rooms as needed. Facilitates connections with hospital departments and groups external to research and Initiates and maintains positive working relationships with all internal departments & groups (ex. IRB, Compliance, OSP, Accounting, Research Administration, Clinical areas, etc.). Routinely multi-tasks, solves complex problems and is open to constant challenge and change.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree required
• At least one year of relevant research experience
• Position requires working knowledge of the research environment, including policies and standard practices.
• Ability to work independently, prioritize, and organize multiple research projects is essential.
• Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and Adobe programs and ability to learn other needed software programs is required.