A Central Clinical Data Coordinator II works to coordinate and implement data collection for various studies, focusing on the day-to-day operations including, monitoring the completion of project-related tasks, maintaining study-related procedures to ensure protocol and regulatory compliance.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
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Transcribe and manage data for assigned clinical studies
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Maintain training & working knowledge of current FDA GCP/ICH guidelines, organizational SOPs, guidance documents,work instructions, and study protocols.
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Ensure the quality and timeliness of data transcribed for assigned studies within appropriate reporting requirements.
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Contribute towards ensuring internal processes are in accordance study requirements
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Participate in training new Clinical Data team members.
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Resolve any discrepancies, queries and and other study-related abnormalities in-line with company and study protocols
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Complete eDiary functions
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Adequately document and report on clinical trial progress as per applicable requirements
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Contribute to, and/or generate requested reports for management
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Participate in trainings and meetings as required
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Submitting required administrative paperwork per company timelines
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Perform quality checks as required by Clinical Data management
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Any other matters as assigned by management pertinent to trial related functions.
KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE
Education:
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Associate degree preferred
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Bachelor’s Degree required
Experience:
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Experience with medical terminology is a plus
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1+ years experience with clinical research is required
Credentials:
Knowledge and Skills:
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Strong knowledge of Google Suite products, Clinical Databases and other computer-related software
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Excellent oral and written communication skills
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Excellent planning and organizational skills with effective time management • Excellent interpersonal skills
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Meticulous, independent, and capable of working with minimal supervision
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Excellent data handling and analysis
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Problem-solving skills
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Thorough understanding of clinical research principles and processes. Ability to input into process initiatives, and procedures related to Good Clinical Practices (GCP).