Description

Under

the direction of the Research Director of the Clinical Research Unit (CRU) and

Translational Team for the Department of Medicine, Hematology Oncology Division

in consultation with the Site Investigator(s), Team leader and Division MSO.

Coordinate all research activities related to the Research Network at assigned

community site/s. The Clinical Research Nurse Coordinator is responsible for

ensuring that protocol procedures have been completed accurately, safely, and

in a timely manner. This includes responsibility for nursing assessment and

patient intervention, FDA, IRB and Study compliance, patient recruitment and enrollment,

data collection, research chart documentation, quality assurance, maintenance

of drug records, study report preparation, protocol information dissemination

to investigators, health care professionals, patients and their families.

Occasional travel to UCLA and travel between sites is required; may be asked to

attend out of state Investigators/Research Meetings.

Salary

offers are determined based on various factors including, but not limited to,

qualifications, experience, and equity. UCLA Health hourly salary range for

this position is $63.83 - $96.57.

Qualifications

Required:

• Current active Nursing Licensure (RN)

• Current CPR certification (American Red Cross or American Heart Association)

• Clinical research experience, with in-depth knowledge of clinical oncology

• Travel to different clinic sites as needed.

• Working Knowledge of good clinical practices for clinical research

• Ability to work flexible hours to accommodate research procedures and patient treatment schedules

• Ability to work in more than one work environment, travel to participating sites, and attend monthly network meetings, research conferences and local or off-site investigator/initiation meetings.

• Ability to be flexible in handling work delegated by more than one individual and changing work priorities.

• Ability to perform nursing assessments and interventions with acutely ill Oncology patients using strong clinical judgment and up to date Oncology Knowledge.

• Computer skills including word-processing, use of spread sheet, e-mail and research data entry.

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