DATA MANAGER
lsu health new orleansHarahan (LA)
About the role
Closing date:
December 25, 2026 Title: DATA MANAGER Employee Type: Other Academic Department: Center of excellence-Cancer Campus Location: CANCER CENTER/SETON BLDG./2025 Job Summary/Basic Functions The Data Manager is responsible for coordinating, managing, and implementing data management program needs for all NCI, industry-sponsored, and physician-initiated research projects and clinical trials associated with the LSU Cancer Center, its partners, and contracted affiliates. The Data Manager is also responsible for various clinical trial management system including but, not limited to, Credit-Ddots application maintenance and user training, electronic records data entry, study and patient records management, clinical trial patient follow-ups, prepping audit documentation, and assisting other Cancer Center Clinical Associates and regulatory personnel with study-related forms and correspondence/mailings.
Minimum Qualifications: Required
Education:
Bachelor's Number of years required to perform the job: Three Type of experience required to perform the job: relevant work experience Substitution: Master's degree can substitute for 2 years of work experience Comprehensive benefits are available to eligible employees and their dependents including health, life, dental, and vision insurance; flexible spending accounts; retirement plans; generous annual and sick leave; 14 paid holidays per year; and an employee health primary care clinic. See following link for more details on our benefits offerings: LSUHSC, New Orleans - Benefits Other employee benefits include a full-service credit union, wellness benefits featuring complimentary fitness center membership for employees and their spouses, employee assistance program, campus assistance program, and pet insurance option. More information about these benefits can be found on this webpage:
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