Research Coordinator/Bioengineer

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Posted Job Title

Research Coordinator/Bioengineer

Job Profile Title

Research Coordinator

Job Description Summary

Research Coordinator/Bioengineering: The primary role of the Research Coordinator/Bioengineering is to further develop our non-invasive perfusion monitors. Responsibilities will include the development, design, and testing of device hardware, software, and clinical applications at the University of Pennsylvania s Center for Resuscitation Science (CRS). CRS is dedicated to clinical research and training surrounding cardiac arrest and resuscitation care with the goal of improving survival from sudden cardiac arrest and shock. The bioengineer will work closely with the PI and Director of Clinical Research for CRS to identify & and assist with developing engineering programs that support the CRS mission. The employee will have access to PERCH and bioengineering labs at Penn. They will also participate in the writing of funding proposals, abstracts, and research manuscripts.

Job Description

Job Responsibilities

• Develop non-invasive perfusion testing monitoring device hardware
• Collect, analyze, and interpret device data.
• Will keep PI updated on hardware and software development. Coordinate with other labs and potentially industry partners to advance the technology.
• Maintain data log books, protocol books, and general maintenance of equipment
• Other duties and responsibilities as assigned

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science and 1 to 2 years of experience or equivalent combination of education and experience is required.

• 0 - 2 years related to clinical research experience (i.e., recruiting and enrolling human subjects); strong organizational skills; comfort with new technologies and study devices preferred; excellent verbal and written communication skills; ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team; p