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Clinical Research Coordinator II – PFAS Study
Coordinate field operations for Emory University’s North Georgia PFAS exposure-reduction study. Responsibilities include participant visits and consent, questionnaires, biological specimens, and study records.
Tavsif
- Oversee clinical trial administration and support the five-year North Georgia PFAS Study funded by NIEHS and NIH.
- Coordinate on-site study operations in Floyd and Gordon counties.
- Schedule and oversee study visits with participants.
- Obtain informed consent, administer questionnaires, and screen participants.
- Collect, process, manage, store, and ship biological specimens.
- Maintain study records and conduct routine data quality checks.
- Manage project databases, prepare study documents and flow sheets, and complete source records and case report forms.
- Guide less experienced staff.
- Assess participant eligibility and obtain consent in accordance with the study protocol.
- Approve supply orders and equipment maintenance requests.
- Support recruitment, interviews, and questionnaires.
- Prepare case packages, track procedure scheduling and charges, and coordinate related services.
- Check protocol compliance, review case report forms, verify source records, and attend sponsor monitoring meetings.
- Prepare regulatory submissions.
- Update the Research Project Manager and Emory University investigators on field operations.
- Resolve operational problems and support consistent application of study protocols.
- Build relationships with participants and community partners to support retention and community-engaged research.
- Perform phlebotomy or diagnostic procedures when properly trained and credentialed.
- Oversee clinical trial administration and support the five-year North Georgia PFAS Study funded by NIEHS and NIH.
Talablar
- High school diploma or GED plus five years of clinical research experience; or two years of college in a scientific, health-related, or business administration program plus three years of clinical research experience; or LPN licensure plus two years of clinical research experience; or a bachelor’s degree in a related field plus one year of clinical research experience; or a master’s, MD, or PhD in a related field.
- Clinical training must be tracked and monitored through Emory Healthcare under the Clinical Researcher credentialing category.
- Knowledge of epidemiology and/or environmental health research, clinical research projects, and clinical trials.
- Experience in community-based or clinical human-subjects research.
- Experience collecting, processing, and/or shipping biological specimens.
- Phlebotomy certification is preferred, or willingness to obtain it.
- Ability to maintain accurate study records and ensure data quality.
- Phlebotomy training or willingness to train is preferred.
- Highly organized, proactive, and reliable, with willingness to work occasional nights or weekends.
- Must live in, relocate to, or commute to Northwest Georgia.
- Ability to work independently in a field-based research setting and collaborate with a broader team.
- Ability to collect, store, and ship biological specimens, including urine and stool.
- Ability to build and maintain trusted relationships with participants and community partners in Northwest Georgia.
- Highly organized, proactive, and reliable, with willingness to work occasional nights or weekends.
- Must live in, relocate to, or commute to Northwest Georgia.
- Ability to work independently in a field-based research setting and collaborate with a broader team.
- Ability to collect, store, and ship biological specimens, including urine and stool.
Imtiyozlar
- A remote workday may be available at the department’s discretion.
- Study-funded occasional travel to Atlanta for team meetings or professional development.
- Professional development activities.
- Equal opportunity employment and consideration without discrimination.
- Reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities.