Clinical Research Coordinator - Neurological Surgery
| Job Name | Clinical Research Coordinator - Neurological Surgery |
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| Department | 1210870 - M NeuSrg General |
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| Job ID | 9137 |
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| Job Code | CLIN RSCH CRD (009335) |
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| IAP | None |
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| Bargaining Unit | RX |
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| Job Family | Research and Laboratory |
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| Organization | UCSF Campus BU |
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| Primary Location | United States |
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| Detail URL | https://careers.ucsf.edu/careers/JobDetail/United-States/4337 |
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Job Description
The Department of Neurological Surgery at UCSF is home to leading physicians and scientists dedicated to treating patients with neurosurgical disorders and to the search for better therapies and cures. The UCSF Epilepsy Center is one of the largest epilepsy surgery centers in the United States. Our mission is to provide the best clinical care to our patients, investigate the most promising advances in neuroscience research, and train tomorrow's leaders in neurosurgery.
We are recognized by U.S News & World Report to be the #2 hospital for neurosurgery and neurology services in the country. We have neurosurgery services at all major hospitals in the San Francisco Bay Area, providing a full range of exceptional neurosurgical subspecialty care.
The Clinical Research Coordinator will, independently or as directed by the Principal Investigator (PI, Dr. Chang), execute, manage and coordinate clinical and/or research protocols, and may coordinate the data collection and operations of several concurrent clinical research studies.
Primary responsibilities will include acquisition, preparation, testing, and maintenance of electronic recording hardware, technical set-ups for research data collection in the operative setting, data-collection from patients, generation and dissemination of clinical data and visualizations, conversion of data to usable data formats, and management of data files.
Secondary responsibilities include development and improvement of hardware and software platforms used for data collection, analysis of multi-modal neural and behavioral datasets, and assistance with experiment planning and study logistics.
Other responsibilities may include administrative support for clinical research, including activities relating to regulatory approvals, consent documentation. In all cases, collegial and productive interactions with laboratory personnel, other clinical and research colleagues, administration colleagues, and patients and families will be essential.