5 Clinical Research Coordinator (onsite) Jobs in Teaneck, NJ
Holy Name Medical Center is Hiring a Clinical Research Coordinator (onsite) Near Teaneck, NJ
A Brief OverviewWorking under the direction of the Principal Investigator (PI), responsible for the overall coordination and administration of daily activities of ICR clinical trials. Plays a key role in study conduct and management. Oversees the research process from inception to completion and prepares and organizes the documentation and files pertaining to a study; coordinates the activities of the investigators and the study participants
What You Will Do
- Understanding the regulatory, institutional, sponsor and protocol requirements for the study
- Completing IRB required human subjects protection training (in addition to any other sponsor required training)
- Complying with all IRB decisions, conditions and requirements
- Capturing and reporting adverse events and protocol violations to the study PI, the IRB and the study sponsor
- Ensuring that PHI will not be reused or disclosed to any parties other than those described in the IRB-approved protocol, except as required by law
- Making sure that all studies have current IRB approvals before any study is initiated, continued beyond the period of current approval (usually 1 or 3 years) or modified in any way
- Evaluate new protocols for feasibility with the PI
- Review the protocol and other materials (e.g., Investigators Brochure, data collection forms and sample consent forms) for practical procedures, safety issues
- Review study participant eligibility requirements and determining if those participants would be available in sufficient numbers to achieve study enrollment goals
- Assess the logistical requirements and resources necessary to conduct the study
- Prepare site for study conduct
- Prepare documents for submission to the IRB
- Set-up and organize study files
- Train all people involved in the study conduct (e.g., faculty, study staff, ancillary personnel, etc.)
- Collaborating with other departments (e.g.; laboratory, pharmacy, etc.) as indicated
- Attend the investigator start-up meeting
- Schedule and facilitate a site-initiation visit with the study sponsor
- Create or review study-specific source documents
- Collect the documents needed to initiate the study and sending them to the study sponsor
- Participate in for-cause & not-for-cause sponsor, institutional or federal audits
- Participate in the informed consent process as needed
- Work with the sponsor and/or IRB on consent form wording issues
- Obtain translations of the consent forms into other languages, when necessary
- When indicated in the IRB Application, conducting the informed consent process with potential participant (or a potential participants authorized legal representative or surrogate)
- Discussing all aspects of study participation
- Reviewing the consent form with the potential study participant
- Answering questions and assessing potential study participants comprehension
- Ensuring that all necessary signatures and dates are on the informed consent forms
- Documenting, distributing and filing signed informed consent forms appropriately
- Ensuring that all amended consent forms are appropriately implemented and signed
- Ensuring that the consent process is ongoing and continues throughout the duration of the study
- Manage Study Conduct
- Recruit and screen potential participants
- Work closely with the PI to determine recruitment strategies and manage issues with enrollment; regularly reviews study status/enrollment
- Ensure adherence to the study inclusion/exclusion criteria
- Schedule and manage study participant study visits (e.g., ensuring that all appropriate study procedures are done and documented)
- Manage laboratory procedures (drawing samples, processing, packaging and shipping)
- Review case report form entries for completeness and correctness
- Review case report forms and source documents for adverse events (AE)
- Schedule and facilitate sponsor monitoring visits
- Ensure that test article accountability is done correctly for each study participant and overall
- Other duties as needed
- Bachelor's Degree Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience preferred
- Master's Degree preferred
- 1-3 years Min. 1-3 years of experience in coordinating clinical research required and
- Analytical mindset, attention to detail, team player, exceptional interpersonal skills, computer skills, organizational skills, verbal and written communication, work with patients, healthcare teams and doctors.
- GCP Cert, CCRP, or CCRA preferred preferred
Job Summary
Full Time
$70k-92k (estimate)
06/07/2024
07/07/2024
holyname.org
Teaneck, NJ
1,000 - 3,000
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