Human Subject Research Spec I

at  University of Rochester

QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor’s degree required
• 3 years of experience in human subject research coordination required
• or equivalent combination of education and experience required
• Experience as Human Subject Research Coordinator I preferred
• Word processing and data analysis software required
• Professional Research Coordinator certification (SoCRA or ACRP) preferred
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GENERAL PURPOSE

Human Subject Research Specialist I is an entry level clinical research coordinator responsible for coordinating the activities associated with human subject research. They will work under the supervision and guidance of the Principal Investigator (PI) and division research manager. This role will assume responsibility for less complex clinical research protocols, receiving guidance and instruction from senior level roles.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Coordinates the administrative details required to initiate and conduct human subject research, including receiving, distributing and explaining study information, such as protocol and human subject recruitment materials, to immediate team members and relevant others.