Research Assistant - Unmasked
$39,520–$39,520 year
On-siteBryan, Texas, United States
Job Summary
Conduct safe aseptic field techniques and assist in monitoring subject flow during Phase 2 and 3 study visits. Observe, collect, and record data for adverse events and concomitant medications while explaining treatment processes to study subjects. Set up treatment rooms, prepare subjects, and administer treatments per protocol, including performing intraocular pressure checks and collecting aqueous humor samples. Promptly report treatment-related adverse events and medication errors. Monitor on-site equipment temperature, document daily logs, and calibrate tonometers. Ensure all instruments are accounted for and properly sterilized. Obtain required sponsor training and certifications.
Required Qualifications
- Demonstrates working knowledge of eye anatomy, disease, symptoms, and ocular medications
- Possesses excellent organizational skills to independently manage workflow
- Pay meticulous attention to detail
- Takes initiative
- Possesses insight and energy to prioritize quickly
- Demonstrates high-level critical thinking skills
- Cooperates with supervisory staff, physicians, peers external customers, and patients in a positive, energetic, and professional manner
- Demonstrates excellence in communication skills, both personal and written
- Abounds in organizational and time-management skills, to include multi-tasking
- High School diploma or the equivalent required, with 3 years ophthalmology experience
- Must be able to stand for long periods of time
- Must be able to write
- Must be able to hold arms at shoulder height
- Must be able to communicate via telephone
- Must have manual dexterity to work with ophthalmic equipment
Desired Qualifications
- College Degree Preferred
- Level II/III Preferred
Hiring someone like this?
Get your role in front of qualified candidates on Sorce.