Responsible for coordinating the approval processes and conduct of research protocols, such that the integrity and quality of the clinical/translational research is maintained and the research is conducted in accordance with all policies, with some guidance. The division is committed to training the next generation of clinicians, scientists, and research professionals. The division provides extensive education and professional development opportunities for research coordinators, neurology residents and fellows, graduate students, postdoctoral trainees, and students exploring careers in neuroscience, medicine, neuropsychology, nursing, and more. Team members participate in a variety of experiences including weekly meetings, seminars, protocol trainings, journal clubs, observe clinical evaluations, non-invasive procedures, neuroimaging, and cognitive assessments, and have opportunities to obtain hands-on experience and training in good clinical practice (GCP), human subjects protections, regulatory processes, biospecimen handling, cognitive testing, clinical data collection, and others. Additionally, there are mentorship opportunities from faculty, research managers, and other staff. This is an excellent opportunity for candidates interested in neurology, neuropsychology, neuroscience, or medicine who want hands-on clinical research experience in a collaborative academic environment. Skills in organization, problem solving, effective communication, and motivation are highly desired. Strong interpersonal skills in empathy and comfort working with individuals with cognitive and movement disorders are essential.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level