Research Registered Nurse, Endocrinology - Dallas, TX - Endoscopy

May train other research nurses in specialized skills and knowledge necessary to perform variety of basic and complex research data collection and nursing care; may provide in-service education to staff members as appropriate. May assist in clinical research data collection for pharmaceutical studies, Federal studies, or investigator-initiated studies in patient records (paper and electronic), sponsors documents (electronic and paper) and other forms for data collection, such as: medical histories, data collection of patients' charts for retrospective review studies, patient physiologic performance results and laboratory determinations, calculations of derived information, and maintenance of general research protocols and complex protocols. May also report information to other physicians, institutional stakeholders and granting agencies. May collect, label, store and/or ship blood, serum, urine, and other specimens for analysis per the protocol requirements. Documents and updates the physician and sponsors on the condition of the study participants including possible side effects of therapy. Reports adverse events through appropriate sources per the policy of the protocol and the University Institutional Review Board (IRB) regulations. May assist in organizing and preparing collected data for subsequent publication as appropriate. May coordinate, as per the requirements of the study team, regulatory aspects for each study, which may include but is not limited to budgets, contracts, IRB submissions, maintenance of critical regulatory documents and other required committee submissions. May assist in internal and/or external audit requests. Occasionally, attends and participates in out-of-town meetings or scientific conferences as a representative of the research team.
Performs other duties as assigned.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities
Work requires use of considerable judgment in application of procedures, nursing assessment techniques, practices, and policies to work problems, organization, and administration of research or outpatient clinic. Work requires frequent contact with physicians, residents, fellows, allied health personnel, affiliated institutions, and other medical and/or non-medical office support personnel to facilitate patient care and research data collection. Work requires the determination of methods or approaches to work problems. Requires a working knowledge of federal, state, and local laws and regulations governing research. Ability to provide "customer service focus". Interpersonal and teamwork skills to contribute to objectives of organization. Adaptability/flexibility to react positively to changes in work environment. Initiative to improve productivity and quality of work. Ability to plan and organize work in logical and efficient manner.
Working Conditions
Work is performed mostly primarily in clinical environment. The incumbent may be exposed to body fluids and infectious diseases.
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