Northwell Health - Lake Success, NY
posted 5 months ago
The Clinical Research Assistant plays a vital role in supporting research and academic activities within the department. This position involves collaboration with various members of the research program, including nursing staff, physicians, house staff, and ancillary personnel. The assistant is expected to engage actively in research activities, which includes identifying suitable candidates for research protocols and assisting in the preparation of necessary research documents. The role is integral to ensuring that the research team operates efficiently and effectively, contributing to the overall success of the department's academic endeavors. In addition to direct research support, the Clinical Research Assistant will interface with the Medical Records department and other auxiliary departments as needed. This collaboration is essential for maintaining accurate and organized documentation related to research activities. The assistant will also be responsible for retrieving academic and research articles from the library, ensuring that all documents are systematically filed and easily accessible for the research team. The position requires the assistant to act as a liaison between the department and other institutional staff, facilitating communication and collaboration across various teams. This includes supporting staff in preparing for academic and research meetings, coordinating with other departments to ensure that all necessary materials and presentations are ready. The assistant will also assist in drafting research proposals and managing the mass mailing of research documents and letters, as appropriate. Performing literature searches is another critical aspect of this role, as it helps the research team stay informed about the latest developments in their field. The Clinical Research Assistant will also serve as a point of contact between researchers and medical library personnel, ensuring that the research team has access to the resources they need. Overall, this position is essential for the smooth operation of research activities within the department, and all responsibilities are considered essential functions under the Americans with Disabilities Act.