Senior Clinical Research Nurse
cynet systemsMadison (WI)
Senior Clinical Research Nurse
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cynet systemsMadison (WI)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Opportunity
Requirement/Must Have:
Associate degree or BS in Nursing with current state licensure.
CPR/AED certification.
ACLS certification.2–3 years of nursing experience.
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with strict protocol compliance.
Strong teamwork and communication skills.
Comfortable working with electronic data systems.
Responsibilities:
- Provide high-quality clinical research care using clinical judgement and skills.
- Perform blood pressure checks, venipuncture, weights, pulse, respiratory rate, and temperature readings.
- Prepare and accurately record ECGs/Holters.
- Collect and process biological samples and ensure proper sample distribution.
- Monitor meals to ensure dietary compliance.
- Assist with room and medical equipment preparation.
- Assist with screening procedures.
- Maintain a clean, safe, and efficient working environment.
- Perform additional duties as assigned.
- Should Have:
- Ability to adapt to changing priorities.
- Strong organizational and time-management skills.
- Comfort working with electronic data collection systems.
Skills:
- Ability to perform repetitive hand movements to operate lab equipment.
- Ability to crouch, stoop, bend, twist, and perform physical tasks as needed.
- Ability to use various computer software systems.
- Due to the nature of the job, the candidate should be able to lift 15-20 pounds with assistance.
- Consistent and reliable attendance.
- Qualification and Education:
- Associate degree or BS in Nursing.
- Valid nursing license.
- CPR/AED and ACLS certification.
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