Clinical research nursing is a specialized nursing practice that balances care of research participants with fidelity to research protocols. The role protects human subjects, coordinates care, contributes to clinical science and practice, and supports study management across professional roles, settings, and specialties. The nurse uses nursing skills to evaluate, plan, implement, and document human-subjects research, gather data, and analyze results. The position may also involve participant recruitment and counseling, ethical oversight, and compilation of study results. The Clinical Research Nurse develops relationships with faculty conducting or considering clinical research and with pharmaceutical, medical device, and other medical manufacturers considering clinical trials. The nurse supports the Clinical Research Institute’s visibility, facilitates IRB applications and communications through Cayuse, recruits and enrolls participants while protecting their rights, maintains study files, and supports data quality and integrity. The role also assists with study budgets and protocol development, provides research education and training, attends research and professional meetings, maintains required certifications, training, licensure, and credentialing, and participates in the Clinical Research call schedule as needed.
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Full-time