University of Utah - Salt Lake City, UT
posted 2 months ago
The Obstetrics & Gynecology Research Network at the University of Utah is seeking a dedicated Research Assistant/Analyst to support a variety of research projects focused on women's and newborn's health. This role involves working closely with investigators, study coordinators, and clinic teams to implement research protocols effectively. The successful candidate will be responsible for conducting internal chart reviews and participating in large-scale studies funded by industry and federal sources. This position is integral to the research team, ensuring that all protocols are followed with precision and that participant safety is prioritized throughout the research process. In this role, the Research Assistant/Analyst will learn and understand study protocols, assess their clarity, and ensure the safety of subjects involved. Responsibilities include screening clinic schedules for potential study participants, conducting eligibility screenings, and recruiting and consenting eligible patients. The individual will explain study protocols to physicians, patients, and healthcare providers, ensuring that all parties understand the inclusion criteria and the study's objectives. Data collection is a critical component of this position, requiring the gathering, recording, and entry of data from study participants and medical records into study databases. The candidate will also maintain essential documentation in compliance with FDA, HIPAA, and GCP guidelines. The role requires collaboration with research teams and clinicians to meet enrollment goals and deadlines, as well as the collection and processing of biospecimens and clinical measurements. The Research Assistant/Analyst will assist in packaging and shipping samples, report and track adverse events, and document any protocol deviations. Participation in team meetings and maintaining supplies will also be part of the job. The work environment is supportive and inclusive, emphasizing teamwork and communication to address any challenges that arise during the research process.