Research Coordinator - Marshall Health Addiction Sciences

Marshall Health•Huntington, WV

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Research Coordinator will be responsible for managing various aspects of research projects within the Marshall Health Addiction Sciences division. This includes literature searches, IRB submissions, meeting organization, data collection and analysis, budget management, and the development of operational SOPs. The role requires strong organizational and multitasking skills, with the ability to work independently and prioritize effectively. The coordinator will also be involved in identifying new research opportunities and maintaining research equipment.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in biological or chemical science, nursing, public health, or other healthcare related field.
Poised professional and able to communicate well, both verbally and in writing.

Nice To Haves

Master's degree in clinical research related field preferred
At least two years experience in coordinating clinical trials in an academic practice setting.

Responsibilities

Searches peer-reviewed literature, Institutional Review Board (IRB) form submission, organizes and manages meetings pertaining to all research related projects.
Edits posters and papers for publication.
Collects data and surveys.
Analyzes statistical and graphical data.
Coordinates research and grant meetings.
Coordinates clinical research trials.
Conducts literature reviews.
Manages and reconciles grant budgets, allocates monthly expenses, purchases research supplies, and creates workshop materials, accreditation applications, MURC invoices and deposits, quarterly reports, and cost sharing reports.
Prints and binds coalition notebooks, generates quarterly reports, ships workshop materials, analyzes and manipulates data, and creates coalition newsletters.
Manages workflows independently with excellent organization skills.
Prioritizes quickly and appropriately with the ability to multi-task.
Develops and/or maintains clinical research operational SOPs for the Division of Addiction Sciences.
Maintains research equipment and storage facilities.
Identifies new and potential clinical research related to the mission of the Division of Addiction Sciences.
Performs other duties as assigned.