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Provides mentorship to new PMO staff, including in-service training related to study maintenance, regulatory body (FDA, IRB, GCP, etc.) Provides mentorship to new PMO staff, including in-service training related to study maintenance, regulatory body (FDA, IRB, GCP, etc.
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Work within, manage, and maintain all USDA, FDA, and HACCP requirements. Work closely with FDA and USDA inspectors to maintain compliance & communication. Working knowledge of safe operation of meat processing equipment.
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Follows and enforces the Monongalia County Health Department Food Code (based on FDA), especially food labeling and dating, temperature documentation, proper stock rotation, hand washing, glove changing.
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Successfully pass WV DHHR Protected Services Record Check and WV CARES fingerprint-based criminal background check if assigned to Child Development Center, Chestnut Ridge Center, or Center for Hope and Healing.
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Ensures adherence to all regulatory requirements regarding scheduled drugs, hazardous material, dating merchandise, storage requirements and reporting agencies (DOL, DEA, FDA, OSHA, etc. As a Fortune 500 company with 50+ facilities across the US and 18,000 teammates in over 90 countries, we provide integrated technologies, products and services across the full continuum of care.
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Follows applicable policies and procedures of the Safety & Regulatory Manual regarding General Safety, OSHA (includes the proper use of Personal Protective Equipment), DOT (driving safety), FDA, and Emergency Planning.
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Actively participates as liaison with personnel involved with various clinical research components (Compliance, Clinical Trial Management, Finance, Regional Network) as well as external entities that wish to conduct clinical trials at WVUCI (e.g. Pharmaceutical companies, NIH, foundations, etc.
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Level 3 - Minimum of three years experience in home health care. Level 2 - Minimum of two years experience in home health care. Subject to state law/regulation RNs, LPNs, LVNs, paramedics, EMTs, and other clinicians may also be qualified for this position.
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