Quintiles
pioneered the idea of helping pharma companies conduct objective
clinical trials to establish not only whether a drug is effective, but
who can take it safely. Our customers have relied on us to design and
conduct rigorous clinical research for decades, from small studies to
multinational mega-trials. However, we continue to develop new ways of
interpreting and evaluating data that allow us to create more effective
trials and determine outcomes faster. If that is your passion, we have a
place for you.
In Quintiles' Phase I Clinic, research studies are conducted each
year that identify the medicines that will help people live happier and
healthier lives. The medical professional who provides care and support
for study volunteers are at the forefront of drug development. It's work
worth doing. We currently have an exciting career opportunity for a
Research Nurse to work in our Phase I Clinic .Night shift including weekends and holidays.
In this position you will work with the Principle Investigator and
Study Team to prepare and implement study protocols in the clinic.
Responsible for planning, organization, training, and implementation of
the protocol required procedures. Additional responsibilities include:
• Coordinate and participate in clinical research studies conducted
by a supervising investigator to ensure that data collected on study
volunteers adhere to study protocol; may assist in screening volunteers
for inclusion in study based on pre-determined criteria.
• Administer investigational drug to volunteers according to study protocol.
• Confer with volunteers to explain purpose of study and obtain
informed consent forms; explain procedures and practical issues such as
timelines for visits and restrictions on food and drink.
• Record volunteer clinical data in case report forms (CRFs).
Collaborate closely with study investigator informing on relevant
adverse events and serious adverse events according to procedures
outlined in the protocol.
• Review CRFs; evaluate and interpret collected data and prepare
protocol summary forms, statistical reports and analyses documenting
progress, adverse trends and appropriate recommendations or conclusions.
• Cooperate with study monitor and reserve sufficient time for questions during monitoring.
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