Clinical Data Associate Cancer Center (Jacksonville Campus)

Under the direct supervision of the study team and research leadership assists in coordinating the details of the study and documentation concerning study protocols patient scheduling retrospective & prospective chart work data collection data entry data management follow-up information and compliance with federal state sponsor and institutional guidelines.
Overview for the Clinical Data Associate I (CDA I): The CDA I provides data management support for clinical trials. The CDA I is responsible for data collection in a timely manner by performing data abstraction of clinical and demographic information from the electronic medical record and case report forms into the study specific electronic data capture system as well as leading and assisting the data team in their roles. The CDA I manages the study database as directed. The CDA I performs other administrative duties related to the study as assigned including creation of source documents redaction of protected patient information under HIPAA privacy laws and sending/faxing query resolutions to industry sponsors or CRO personnel. The CDA I is responsible for scheduling clinical research monitor visits maintaining the monitor visit calendar and serving as the campus visitor escort to pharmacy radiology BAP Lab and other locations on campus as needed. The CDA I independently prioritizes assignments and completes ongoing tasks following established research regulatory guidelines and best practices and may assist with general office responsibilities or research related projects. CDA Is perform administrative functions to support work unit and maintain continuing education requirements as required for the position by the completion of Human Subject Protection and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) trainings at initial employment and every 3 years thereafter

High School Diploma with medical terminology or clinical experience preferred. Prior data entry Excel Outlook mail/calendar and Adobe Acrobat pro experience preferred. Excellent written oral and interpersonal communication skills are a must. A candidate must possess high attention to detail and have demonstrated critical thinking skills. Previous research experience is helpful but not mandatory.

Visa sponsorship is not available for this position. Must be U.S. citizen permanent resident refugee or asylee.

Relocation assistance is not available for this position.