Genetic Counseling Protocol Coordinator
axleBethesda (MD)
Genetic Counseling Protocol Coordinator
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axleBethesda (MD)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Axle in Bethesda, MD, seeks a Clinical Protocol Coordinator to join NIH/NIAID. The role provides genetic counseling and psychosocial support to patients and families affected by inherited diseases, coordinating testing, family pedigrees, and regulatory documentation.
You will contribute to clinical and translational research, analyze data, prepare protocols and SOPs, and support regulatory activities throughout the study lifecycle, while ensuring privacy and quality standards.
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