Sr. Clinical Research Coordinator - Division of HIV (Part-Time)

Job Description

The Senior Clinical Research Coordinator (Sr CRC) reports directly to the unit manager and with minimal supervision independently organizes and is accountable for the overall administration of the newly launching HCV CalCure study, an HCV test and treat study conducted at 6 sites in three California cities, including San Francisco. 

 The Sr CRC will serve as the primary study coordinator and program manager, overseeing conduct of the study at all participating sites, including study coordination, staff training, protocol and study material development, regulatory oversight, and coordination with the study team leadership, study sites, data manager, statistician and the IRB. Sr CRC will also support other SF Infectious Diseases Research Center (SF IDRC) studies as necessary 

 The Sr CRC role requires advanced-level knowledge and skills to be successful. 

 Key Responsibilities: 
 * Study Coordination: Oversee all phases of CalCURE study implementations including oversight of study material and protocol development, recruitment, enrollment, data collection and follow-up. Work directly with each site of six HCV Treatment Champions and site investigators to implement study 
 * Regulatory Compliance and Oversight: Ensure study is conducted according to Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines and all relevant regulatory requirements. Prepare and submit main IRB application and renewals to central IRB, maintain shared study regulatory files, and coordinate regulatory oversight of non-San Franisco sites. Serve as the main regulatory analyst for the two San Francisco sites, responsible for all aspects of regulatory oversight, including site-specific IRB submissions, maintenance of the local regulatory file and adverse event reporting. 
 * Protocol Development and Study Materials: Coordinate development and implementation of protocol, protocol amendments and ICF revisions as needed, participant and treating provider education, recruitment flyers, and other study materials as necessary. 
 * Data Management: Contribute to and maintain accurate and complete study records, including source documentation, case report forms, and adverse event reports.
 * Participant Care: Oversee screening, consent (when appropriate), and study participant follow-up activities, work with team clinicians to ensure safety and well-being of all participants throughout the trial. May perform direct study activities as above for HCV CalCURE and SF IDRC studies. 
 * Communication and Collaboration: Liaise with principal investigators and study personnel at all CalCURE sites, sponsors and IRB providing regular updates and addressing any issues. Plan and conduct regular all-team teleconferences, leadership team meetings, HCV Treatment Champion meetings, and investigator meetings. 
 * Training and Mentorship: Coordinate training, materials and study implementation for sites’ HCV Treatment Champions and lead junior research staff, sharing knowledge and expertise in clinical research.
 * Study Start-up and Close Out: Manage all aspects of study initiation, including regulatory submissions, subcontract set-up coordination, and close out. 
 * Recruitment and Enrollment: Develop and implement recruitment strategies and necessary materials to meet enrollment goals at all study sites. Coordinate with sites to track recruitment and address recruitment barriers 
 * Quality Assurance: Work with the data manager and treatment champions to ensure data quality and integrity and participate in quality assurance activities at all study sites.
 * Finances: Develop budgets, review invoices from subcontractors and vendors, work with finance analysts to project expenditures and balances, perform cost analyses

 In addition to leadership role for the CalCURE study, this position will support research efforts in the SF IDRC to include coordinating efforts for such sponsors as the Advancing Clinical Trials Globally (ACTG) a Division of AIDS (DAIDS) network, the Division of Microbiology and Infectious Disease (DMID) network and industry-sponsors such as Gilead, Glaxo Smith Kline, and Merck. Additionally, investigator-initiated studies may fall under this candidate’s responsibilities. Protocol assignments will use a combination of Ontario Protocol Assessment Level (OPAL) Scoring Process and the Clinical Research Workload Tool (CRWT) to ensure balance in protocol assignments and accurate workloads.

 ABOUT DIVISION OF HIV, INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND GLOBAL MEDICINE

 The Division of HIV, Infectious Diseases and Global Medicine at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) is an internationally recognized global leader in clinical care, research, and education. With its home-base located at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center (ZSFG), the Division has been ranked as the top facility in the country for AIDS care since 1983. The Division’s work is featured frequently in the media, and it is often visited by numerous international, national, state, and local dignitaries and delegations. The Division consists of approximately 36 faculty members, 11 fellows/postdoctoral scholars and 170 academic and staff employees. It is the largest Division of the Department of Medicine (DOM) at ZSFG, with a total expenditure budget of approximately $52 million dollars.