Randy S. Longman, M.D., Ph.D., Director, Jill Roberts Center for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
We are looking for a dynamic, meticulous, and enthusiastic person to work as a clinical research assistant in active clinical practice treating inflammatory bowel disease.
Job Overview:
- Full-time position with 2-year commitment (preferred)
- Coordinate multiple clinical research studies, including: Phase III clinical trials, Longitudinal follow-up studies, Patient registries
- Work closely with multiple physicians, primarily in Gastroenterology
- Opportunity for daily shadowing in outpatient clinics, as well as regular learning opportunities (lectures, case conferences, grand rounds, etc.)
Salary Range: $22.11 to $28.79
Job responsibilities:
- Protocol development
- IRB submission and maintenance
- Medical chart review
- Data acquisition and analysis
- Biological sample collection with basic laboratory processing and sample storage
- Manuscript preparation
- Facilitate study enrollment and outpatient follow-up visits
- Daily interaction with physicians, nurses, patients, and families
Preferred qualifications:
- One year research and/or clinical experience preferred but not required
- Strong interpersonal skills, writing/communication skills, and attention to detail
- Self-starter who takes initiative when appropriate and works well in teams with multi- disciplinary and culturally diverse backgrounds
Interested applicants please send your resume to:
Randy Longman, ral2006@med.cornell.edu
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