Department\n \nBSD MED - Pulmonary - Wolfe Research Staff\n \nAbout the Department\n \nThe Section of Pulmonary/Critical Care has been a model of exemplary patient care, research and post-doctoral training for more than 20 years. The 30 faculty, clinical associates and research associates along with a staff of more than 72 have devoted themselves to the pursuit of excellence in each of these important activities.\n \nThe MICU Research Program, with Dr. Krysta Wolfe is looking for a dedicated research coordinator to aid with the development/maintenance of datasets and data collection for a variety of projects related to the care of patients in the intensive care unit.\n \nJob Summary\n \nThe Clinical Research Coordinator I (CRC I) provides support to the faculty of the Section of Pulmonary/Critical Care within the Department of Medicine. The CRC I works with the PI, Co-Investigator(s), department, sponsoring agencies, and/or to support and provide guidance on the administration of the compliance, financial and other related aspects of the clinical study.\n \nResponsibilities\n\n Coordinate all aspects of conducting clinical trials including: screening, enrollment, subject follow-up, completion of the case report form, and adverse event reports.\n \n\n Maintain accurate and complete documentation of signed informed consent, relevant IRB approvals, source documentation, Case Report Forms (CRF's), drug dispensing logs, and study related communication.\n \n\n Perform specific protocol procedures (specimens and data management, survey/questionnaire administration and the like) required to conduct the study and retain research subjects.\n \n\n Understands protocols and may collect information about adverse events (AEs), identified in the protocol or investigator brochure.\n \n\n Plan and coordinate patient schedule for study procedures, return visits, and study treatment schedules.\n \n\n Ensure Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) are implemented and documented in accordance to study sponsor, primary investigator, and regulatory agency specifications.\n \n\n Prepare and maintains protocol submissions and revisions.\n \n\n Educate patients about study procedures to be performed, visit schedule, what to report between and during visits, and potential side effects.\n \n\n Perform assessments at visits and monitors for adverse events.\n \n\n Organize and attend site visits from sponsors and other relevant study meetings.\n \n\n May recruit and interview potential study patients. May obtain, possess, and transport specimens to appropriate laboratory according to established aseptic techniques.\n \n\n Prepares for or participate in quality assurance audits conducted by study sponsors, federal agencies, or specially designated review groups.\n \n\n Accountable for all tasks in basic clinical studies.\n \n\n Uses knowledge of clinical studies to coordinate the collection of analyzable clinical research data and/or samples.\n \n\n Performs other related work as needed.\n \n\n \nMinimum Qualifications\n \nEducation:\n \nMinimum requirements include a college or university degree in related field.\n \nWork Experience:\n \nMinimum requirements include knowledge and skills developed through < 2 years of work experience in a related job discipline.\n \nCertifications:\n\n --\n \nPreferred Qualifications\n \nEducation: \n\n Bachelor's degree.\n \n\n \nExperience: \n\n Knowledge of medical terminology/environment.\n \n\n \nPreferred Competencies\n\n Ability to interact and communicate with clarity, tact, and courtesy with patrons, patients, staff, faculty, students, and others.\n \n\n Ability to communicate with tact and diplomacy.\n \n\n Strong organizational skills.\n \n\n Strong communication skills (verbal and written).\n \n\n Excellent interpersonal skills.\n \n\n Strong data management skills and attention to detail.\n \n\n Knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and Adobe Acrobat.\n \n\n Ability to understand complex documents (e.g., clinical trials).\n \n\n Ability to handle competing demands with diplomacy and enthusiasm.\n \n\n Ability to absorb large amounts of information quickly.\n \n\n Adaptability to changing working situations and work assignments.\n \n\n \nApplication Documents\n\n Resume (required)\n \n\n* Cover Letter (required)\n \n\n \nWhen applying, the document(s) MUST be uploaded via the My Experience page, in the section titled Application Documents of the application.\n \nJob Family\n \nResearch\n \nRole Impact\n \nIndividual Contributor\n \nScheduled Weekly Hours\n \n40\n \nDrug Test Required\n \nYes\n \nHealth Screen Required\n \nYes\n \nMotor Vehicle Record Inquiry Required\n \nNo\n \nPay Rate Type\n \nSalary\n \nFLSA Status\n \nExempt\n \nPay Range\n \n$50,000.00 - $65,000.00\n \nThe included pay rate or range represents the University's good faith estimate of the possible compensation offer for this role at the time of posting.\n \nBenefits Eligible\n \nYes\n \nThe University of Chicago offers a wide range of benefits programs and resources for eligible employees, including health, retirement, and paid time off. 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