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Lead the study start-up process, including, but not limited to, the Trial Kick-off meeting, the set-up of the trial master file (TMF), the set-up of the electronic data capturing (EDC) system, site selection, and the finalization of site Clinical Trial Agreements and budgets.
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Working Title : Clinical Research Coordinator I - Obstetrics & Gynecology - Accortt Lab (Full-Time) The Clinical Research Coordinator I works independently providing study coordination, screening of potential patients for protocol eligibility, presenting non-medical trial concepts and details, and participating in the informed consent process.
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Acts as a scientific resource for the affiliated pre-clinical research laboratory (e.g., assisted with experimental designs, data analysis, interpretation of scientific literature). Primary Duties and Responsibilities Acts as a project lead and coordinator interacting with collaborators, clinical research personnel and researchers as part of a research team.
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Associate of Social Work (ASW), Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) or Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) preferred but not required At least two years of experience caring for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and/or asexual (LGBTQIA+) PLWH and/or educational background, that includes knowledge of STDs, HIV, Hepatitis and/or Tuberculosis within the last five (5) years.
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One of the leading pulmonary/critical care divisions nationally, with one of the country’s largest lung transplant programs and a total research portfolio of ~$23.4 million, the UCLA Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, Sleep Medicine, and Allergy and Immunology comprises a distinguished cadre of 97 faculty members across the full spectrum of clinical care, research, and education.
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This position primarily provides nursing care for Triage Unit. However, this position also acts as a floater Registered Nurse (RN), when needed, at which time he/she works in a variety of units including the back office and in the dispensary at any and all assigned service locations of APHCV. The Triage RN works with other staff to provide a safe, effective and quality patient care environment.
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Experience in health policy analysis or health services/quality improvement work in local, state, or national health care policy, population health management or clinical outcomes research/quality improvement.
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Perform duties associated with set-up and operation of a CNC machine. Experience setting up or editing a CNC Swiss machine. Each division compliments the other with their unique skills and products and at the same time, each work together as a vertically integrated team to provide the most cost effective, high-quality interconnect products to our customers on time.
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This position coordinates the clinical logistics of research studies, applies clinical nursing background and research protocol knowledge, and provides hands on treatment, monitoring, and follow-up of participants in clinical trials.
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Req Knowledge of basic computer skills including Microsoft Office applications Preferred Qualifications: Pref Clinical Laboratory Specialist in Microbiology (ASCP) Required Licenses/Certifications: Req Clinical Laboratory Scientist - CLS OR Limited license from the State of California.
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Licensure as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), or Licensed Psychologist in the state of California.
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Reporting to the Clinical Unit Supervisor the Clinical Staff Nurse has 12 hour accountability for organizing, planning, directing, coordinating, and providing high quality, individualized patient/family centered care based on the Watson Model of Care for a defined group of patients, including the identification and demonstration of abilities to meet special needs and considerations of Age and Population Specific awareness.
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UTILIZATION REVIEW / CASE MANAGEMENT RN - Part Time, Weekends. Must possess strong critical thinking skills, have an ability to perform clinical/chart review and abstract information efficiently.
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Service Coordination:Coordinate care and interventions with the tenant's clinical case manager and Property Managements Resident Manager utilizing the Step Up philosophy and standards for services.
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The position serves as a lead, coordinating aspects of clinical research including study recruitment, scheduling of study-related tests and follow up of enrolled patients. Will provide feedback regarding time or effort to facilitate budget set up.
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