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This position is located at the QARC data center in Lincoln, RI. QARC provides radiation therapy and diagnostic imaging services to sponsors conducting cancer clinical trials. QARC provides Radiation Therapy and Diagnostic Imaging services in support of cancer clinical trials.
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Experience in supporting post-approval studies/ clinical trials, including observational studies, PMR/PASS/PAES type of studies, disease/treatment registry type of studies, investigator-initiated studies/trials, and assessments of electronic health records like claims databases and preparation of health technology assessment (HTA) dossiers.
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Requires three (3) years of experience in each of the following: Analyzing large data sets from multiple data sources; Machine learning, statistical analysis, and predictive modeling; R, Python, or SQL; SAS or SQL programming languages; Visualization tools, including PowerBI or Tableau; JIRA, Rally, or Confluence; Hadoop or Hive; and Marketing analytics, clinical trials, or health research.
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Most trials don't require much effort and will be located near you. Potentially get paid to access the most cutting edge medicines combating your disease. Whether you are healthy, or have a specific illness, we'll connect you with the right trial.
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Most trials don't require much effort and will be located near you.
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This role offers a flexible work-from-home arrangement, enabling you to engage in various activities such as online surveys, focus groups, clinical trials, product tests, and optional delivery services for food and groceries.
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Actively participate in online surveys, focus groups, and clinical trials as needed. By participating in these opportunities, you can shape product development while earning extra income.
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Including issue management (triage/investigation/actions), audit responses, proactive quality management, Corrective Action/Preventive Action (CAPA) oversightThis may be the right role for you if you have experience:Leading Quality Risk Management activities on clinical trials within assigned studies and Control Tracker (QRACT) activities at the time of Protocol development predicated on ICH E6 R2.
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