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Clinical Assistant (Per Diem)

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tkl researchFair Lawn (NJ)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$25/hour

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Clinical Assistant (Per Diem) We are seeking Per Diem Clinical Assistants for our growing organization! Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Tracks and maintains an inventory of supplies in study exam rooms Reads, understands, and follows Standard Operation Procedures Executes tasks with good understanding of proper technique, SOP's, and GCP'sAble to understand general study exclusionary criteria (cancer restrictions, medication use, etc.)Utilizes specialized computer software (SMS, RMS, Enrollment Log, etc.) to update study files Performs miscellaneous clinical and non-clinical duties upon request, as needed Minimum High school diploma, but bachelor's degree preferred. Minimum 5 years relevant work experience in clinical research or health related environment. Strong clinical skillset is required (blood draws, EKGs, vitals). Ideal candidate will be a medical tech, paramedic, or EMT who has experience with blood collection from peripheral IV catheters. Ability to follow general guidance and direction in accordance with FDA regulations and GCP/ICH guidelines as they apply to the conduct of clinical research. Strong interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills are required. Able to read, understand and build knowledge of study instructions, protocols and procedures. Ability to convey courtesy and empathy for subjects/patients. Excellent organizational skills. Attention to detail. Consistency in meeting deadlines. Familiarity and comfort in learning Microsoft Office Suite and related application software. Able to work assigned study schedules, as determined by clinical study demands and TKL business needs and priorities. We have evenings, overnights, and weekend shifts available. Starting pay rate is around $25/hour. These per diem positions are based primarily in our Fair Lawn, NJ office.

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