Data Research Analyst – TX Center Joint Replacement– Full-Time, Days
Data Research Analyst – TX Center Joint Replacement– Full-Time, Days
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Here's What You NeedHigh School Diploma (REQUIRED)
- Bachelor's Degree bachelor's in biology or chemistry (REQUIRED) Master's Degree in biology or chemistry (PREFERRED)
- Two years of Clinical Research experience with a strong understanding of specified functional area (REQUIRED)CCRC - Certified Clinical Research Coordinator within 18 months (REQUIRED)
- Participates in or leads the review of clinical documents (e.g., protocols, reports, data management and statistical analysis plans) by interacting with various groups.
- Plans and designs source documents for study protocols as required.
- Leads data collection and management activities, drafting Data Management Plans and Data Review Plans as required.
- Ensures adverse events (AE) are identified and reported per protocol compliance and the archiving of study databases and related documents by following established guidelines
- Leads the development of data management reports of clinical data.
- Leads the preparation and presentation of data management activities by evaluating and testing new systems. Leads Clinical Data Management activities by using Clinical knowledge, data listings and manual review of eCRFs to issue queries and clean data as required.
- Contributes to the monitoring of data quality during study conduct.
- Provides information on issues along with proposed solutions
- Responsible for implementing and maintaining the effectiveness of the quality system.
- Ensures data snapshots are ready for analysis by following established guidelines.
- Participates in the design, administration and monitoring of clinical trials.
- Updates and reviews regulatory documents.
- Performs other duties as assigned.. Additional perks of being a Texas Health employee
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