Clinical Research Coordinator- Depression and Anxiety Center for Discovery and Treatment
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About The Position
Clinical Research Coordinators at the Depression and Anxiety Center for Discovery and Treatment (DAC) are responsible for research, clinical, and administrative tasks related to conducting a given study, including: running experimental procedures, entering and analyzing data, conducting phone screens on potential subjects, assisting with protocol development and modifications, as well as preparing presentations and publications. Research personnel may be assigned to one or more studies, depending on individual experience and each study's complexity. Opportunities are also available to high-performing candidates, including work with novel therapeutics (e.g., ketamine), exposure to wide spectrum of psychiatric populations, presentations at professional conferences and publication in major journals, as well as networking among distinguished faculty in clinical (e.g., Psychiatry, Psychology) and basic sciences (e.g., Neuroscience, Radiology). This position will require an individual who understands basic principles of scientific investigation and clinical trials and who is capable of in-depth understanding of the project's study protocol. Thus, the incumbent must possess excellent scientific, organizational, and interpersonal skills; the incumbent must also have a background in psychology to manage the technical aspects of the study.
