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OrthoCarolina · 1 day ago

Clinical Research Fellow- Charlotte, NC

Charlotte, NC

Full-time

Onsite

New Grad

OrthoCarolina Research Institute is an independent, non-profit research center that focuses on evidence-based research in orthopedics. The Clinical Research Fellow will collaborate with physicians and staff on various clinical research projects, manage IRB submissions, and gain hands-on experience in data collection and analysis.

Health CareMedical

Responsibilities

Works closely with collaborative research organizations, physician researchers, funding agencies and other healthcare professionals on investigator-initiated research

Ensures compliance with all HIPAA requirements and maintains strict confidentiality in all aspects of work

Exhibits skills in establishing and maintaining effective internal and external working relationships

Shares expertise and knowledge with OCRI staff to maintain and improve workflow and internal processes to increase productivity and research quality

Assists with protocol development, writing, editing, analysis and publication submissions

Writes and/or edits abstracts, posters, manuscripts, grants and research progress reports as required

Reviews, edits, and writes to ensure quality data and reports generated by Physician Researchers involved with OCRI research projects

Assists with the design of research protocols

Works with researchers to shape and direct research questions

Assists with grant applications to pursue financing for internal research projects as requested

Attends and presents at IRB, RAC, society and other meetings as requested

Attends professional conferences for presentation of research data as requested. (some travel required)

Conducts literature searches, data management plan and REDCap database review for all assigned studies

Performs other responsibilities, duties and functions as requested from time to time by supervising physician

Qualification

Clinical researchData collectionIRB submissionsStatistical analysisResearch protocol developmentLiterature reviewEffective communicationTeam collaboration