Clinical Data Specialist ()

Posted 3 days ago

placement services usaBurlington (MA)

Clinical Data Managers Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)

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About the role

Perform clinical database design and management, data maintenance, and SOP management for structured workflows in clinical data processing and readily prepare for consistent client-interfacing data delivery and well-documented audition. Education and Experience RequirementsMINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:Education: A masters degree (U.S. or foreign equivalent) in Bioinformatics, Biology, or related field.

Experience: Three years of experience in a bioinformatics-related occupation in the life sciences industry.

SKILLS/SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Experience must include the following, which may be gained concurrently:1. 2 years of experience using clinical research workflows and SOP maintenance systems.2. 3 years of experience using R or Python to analyze next generation sequencing (NGS) data and perform data maintenance work.3. 3 years of experience designing and implementing NGS data analysis pipelines and solutions.4. 2 years of experience working in a CLIA-regulated environment.5. 3 years of preferred service provider experience interacting with clients to explain data analysis workflow and output.6. 3 years of experience working with different computational systems including AWS cloud and Linux servers. Telecommuting/Remote Work is Permitted Position may be located anywhere in the United States. SalaryBasic pay is one hundred seven thousand dollars to one hundred sixty-one thousand dollars annually for full-time employment and standard company benefits. Please copy and paste your resume in the email body (do not send attachments; we cannot open them) and email it to candidates at (link removed) with job reference in the subject line. Thank you.

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