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Atrial
Fibrillation Program Coordinator
Reports
To: Clinical
Research Manager
Status:
Full Time
Major
Function:
Responsible
for the overall coordination of the atrial fibrillation program.
Essential
Functions :
The essential
job functions as stated are intended to describe the general nature
and level of work being performed by individuals assigned to this job.
The stated job functions are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive
list of all job responsibilities, duties and skills required of personnel
so classified.
Works
with physicians in the clinical setting to determine a plan of care
for patients.
Advises
physician on current patient condition, including possible side effects
of therapy.
Performs advanced nursing care, nursing
assessment, and data collection for clinical research.
Counsels patients with respect to
medical conditions and action needed, including clinical and
surgical treatment options.
Assists in resolving problems related
to patient care.
Recruits patients for research studies;
acts as patient advocate, explains study purposes, and
obtains informed consent.
Collects, labels, and stores blood,
urine, and other specimens for analysis.
Monitors and evaluates patients involved
in research studies, including patient response to
therapy.
Coordinates clinical research data,
such as: medical histories, data collection of patients' charts
for retrospective review studies,
patient physiologic performance results and laboratory
determinations, calculations of derived
information, and maintenance of general research protocols
and complex inpatient protocols.
Prepares internal and external reports
for physicians, research study coordinators, and/or granting
agencies.
Provides in-service education to hospital
and clinic staff.
Assists in organizing and preparing
collected data for subsequent analysis and publication.
Attends and participates in meetings
related to new and current clinical trials.
Maintains inventory of investigational
drugs and/or devices.
Responds to internal and/or external
auditor requests.
Attends occasional out-of-town professional
meetings.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Additional
Responsibilities:
May perform other duties as assigned or requested.
Prerequisites:
Required: Licensed registered nurse (Associate’s degree) or Bachelor’s
degree in healthcare field. At least 5 years experience in Cardiology
and/or Cardiothoracic Surgery.
Preferred: Licensed registered nurse (Bachelor’s degree) or Bachelor’s
degree in healthcare field. At least 8 years experience in Cardiology
and/or Cardiothoracic Surgery. Two years experience in Cardiac Electrophysiology
preferred.
Personal
Charactersitcs:
High
energy level, comfortable performing multifaceted projects in conjunction
with day-to-day
activities.
Superior
interpersonal abilities. Ability to get along with diverse personalities,
tactful, mature,
flexible.
Maintains
a positive outlook.
Good
reasoning abilities. Sound judgment.
Deals
constructively with mistakes and setbacks.
Good
written and verbal communication skills.
Resourceful
and well organized.
Participative
style-advocate of team concept.
Ability
to establish credibility and be decisive-but able to recognize and support
the organization’s
priorities.
Results
and people oriented, but have sound judgment-ability to balance other
research
considerations.
Service
oriented, but assertive/persuasive.
Organizational
Relationships:
Accountable
to Clinical Research Manager for all phases of activities.
Consults,
and coordinates with other members of the research team and members
of the
organization.
Send resume via:
Mail:
CRSTI, Executive Director
7777 Forest Lane Ste C-742
Dallas, Texas 75230
Fax: 972-566-8524
Email:
shoffman@crsti.org
Cardiopulmonary
Research Science and Technology Institute is an equal opportunity employer.
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