Clinical Research Coordinator A (CBIS)

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Clinical Research Coordinator A (CBIS)

Job Profile Title

Clinical Research Coordinator A

Job Description Summary

The Center for Brain Imaging and Stimulation is seeking a research coordinator to work full-time. Our studies include developing and testing brain stimulation therapies for cognitive and affective (including depression, PTSD and ADHD) disorders. The clinical research coordinator will work closely with the principal investigator, Dr. Desmond Oathes. The clinical research coordinator (CRC) will be trained to conduct human neuroimaging research with a number of tools, including administration of TMS inside and outside of an MRI scanner. Primary responsibilities include collecting, maintaining, and organizing all questionnaires, assessments, and imaging data of the participants. Additionally, the coordinator will and prepare and submit IRB documents, conduct recruitment, screening, and enrollment potential study patients. Position is contingent on continued funding.

Job Description

The Center for Brain Imaging and Stimulation is seeking a research coordinator to work full-time. Our studies include developing and testing brain stimulation therapies for cognitive and affective (including depression, PTSD and ADHD) disorders. The clinical research coordinator will work closely with the principal investigator, Dr. Desmond Oathes. The clinical research coordinator (CRC) will be trained to conduct human neuroimaging research with a number of tools, including administration of TMS inside and outside of an MRI scanner. Primary responsibilities include collecting, maintaining, and organizing all questionnaires, assessments, and imaging data of the participants. Additionally, the coordinator will and prepare and submit IRB documents, conduct recruitment, screening, and enrollment potential study patients. Position is contingent on continued funding.

Qualifications
A Bachelor's Degree and 1 year to 2 years of experience or an equivalent combination of education and