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Clinical Research Sub-Investigator (MD)

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Unique opportunity to join a fast growing clinical trial research team in the field of cognitive impairment as a Sub-Investigator. This is a full-time, regular position, working in the clinic from 9:00 to 5:30 pm Monday - Friday, with occasional hours outside this time frame to meet participant needs. You will work with a cutting-edge team dedicated to ensuring the future is better.

Responsibilities include:

  • Complete of training on specific rating scales prior to the commencement of any study procedures
  • Perform clinical safety assessments and monitoring for study trial participation to include such items as: physical exams, EKG’s, phlebotomy and lab work evaluation
  • Administer study drug(s), per protocol including placing and monitoring IV infusions
  • Perform lumbar punctures per the direction of the protocol and Principal Investigator
  • Recruit clinical protocol participants
  • Apply knowledge of center’s clinical protocols for the care of study participants

The ideal individual is a dedicated clinical practitioner with experience in cognitive disease and clinical research. This is a role that requires an individual who is capable and willing to perform both clinical and research related duties. This position is an intricate research team, must be self-directed and have the ability to interact with multi discipline team and while maintaining the safety of the study participants and their families.

MD or Foreign Trained Medical Doctor, with current license to practice in Virginia

Current CPR Certification

Ability to follow HIPPA regulations in regards to patient confidentiality

Ability to pass a Background Check Investigation including Drug Screen

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

https://www.recognition.health/

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