Position Summary
The purpose of this Research Assistant position is to assist in the different aspects of clinical research studies. The position has both clinical and administrative components. Clinical research tasks include: participant screening, recruitment and monitoring, blood drawing and aliquoting, presenting at our research meetings, reporting on study progress and milestone goals, and guiding participants through other study and clinical procedures. Administrative tasks include: organizing participant’ records, tracking data return, collecting documents from doctors, editing documents, tracking and scheduling participants, data entry, answering telephone and email queries, shipping blood samples and documents, copying and filing, keeping meeting minutes, and assisting with IRB communications and annual updates.
Responsibilities
Minimum Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
Other Requirements
Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran
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| Title | Location | Department | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clinical Research Aide | Columbia University Medical Center | The Clinical Research Aide in the Department of Psychiatry will perform a variety of research duties in support of funded studies related to maternal-child health. This position is for two hires. | |
| Research Associate | Columbia University Medical Center | Molecular Imaging and Neuropathology division in the Department of Psychiatry includes 22 faculty as well as postdoctoral research fellows, research staff, and students. We take a multidisciplinary, translational research approach to psychiatric research, particularly studies of mood disorders and suicidal behavior. | |
| Research Assistant | Columbia University Medical Center | The Research Assistant will report to the Principal Investigator and Research Project Manager. The Research Assistant will assist in study coordination, regulatory activities of research protocols, recruitment, data entry, and maintenance of study files and databases in addition to performing clinical rating scales and also interfacing with patients, phone calls, clinical sample processing, and participating in weekly meetings. |
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