The Clinical Research Coordinator will be responsible to, and work closely with, the Principal Investigator (PI), study team members and Family Medicine Development (FMD) team to ensure the successful timely completion of the research. The CRC's principal role will be to work in general practices such as project management, recruitment, data collection, data entry and analysis. The CRC may be required to liaise with personnel from partnering institutions in the course of his/her work.

Responsibilities:

Study Management

Coordinate all aspects of research project from start-up to close-out
Prepare and maintain regulatory documents
Manage study timelines

Participant Recruitment and Management

Screen and recruit potential study participants
Obtain informed consent from participants

Data Collection and Management

Collect, record, and manage study data accurately
Ensure data integrity and quality
Enter data into electronic data capture systems
Assist in resolving data queries

Regulatory Compliance

Ensure adherence to IRB guidelines
Maintain compliance with institutional, local, and federal regulations
Prepare for and participate in audits and inspections

Administrative Duties

Maintain accurate and up-to-date study files
Manage study supplies and equipment
Tracking of budget utilization
Process patient reimbursement
Assist PI in preparation of study related presentations/materials
Provide administrative and secretarial support to the project, such as organising regular meetings for the research team and collaborators from study sites
Assist with any other duties that are delegated by the PI

Requirements:

Bachelor's degree in health sciences or nursing, preferably with some experience in healthcare setting
Possess strong interpersonal, communication (verbal and written), organizational and time management skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Proficient in MS Office applications (Word, Excel & Powerpoint)
Meticulous and focused

Senior / Clincial Research Coordinator (BILISG) - National University Polyclinics