Join a federally funded clinical and translational research laboratory conducting active human subjects research across projects involving immune resilience, biological aging, military performance, infection, asthma, exercise physiology, heat stress, and trauma. The laboratory generates data supporting ongoing scientific investigation and published research in multispecialty journals. The Medical Assistant performs clinical duties supporting human subjects studies and the laboratory’s active research protocols. Candidates may qualify with Medical Assistant certification (CMA or RMA) or with a bachelor’s degree in biology or a related scientific field that supports the clinical scope of the role. Reporting to the physician Principal Investigator, the Medical Assistant performs clinical procedures and documentation activities in accordance with physician direction, study protocols, institutional policies, and applicable regulatory requirements. Duties include phlebotomy and research biospecimen collection; obtaining and documenting vital signs, including blood pressure; chart review for participant screening and study documentation; preparing participants for study visits; assisting with physiological monitoring during experimental sessions; processing specimens; maintaining and sterilizing research equipment; maintaining research and examination areas; and accurately documenting participant information, clinical observations, and study records. The Medical Assistant works with the Principal Investigator, co-investigators, research coordinators, and the broader clinical research team. The role also supports clinic operations, patient care, and clinical workflows, including intake, appointment management, communications, point-of-care testing, and training other Medical Assistants. The laboratory’s current multidisciplinary projects focus on infection, aging, asthma, and exercise.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED