Experience conducting regulatory activities for Coordinating Center trials preferred.

Ensures that all federal regulations are adhered to and maintains up-to-date information regarding federal regulations and ethical considerations. Provides regulatory protocol training. Crafts and distributes applicable regulatory documents for research communities. Submits protocol reviews, verifies required documents, and handles complex issues.

-Prepares and maintains regulatory documents and Institutional Review Board (IRB) submissions

-Monitors, tracks and reports all Serious Adverse Events to IRB and Sponsor

-Ensures safety letters (i.e. MedWatch reports) are reviewed by the Principal Investigator and submitted to the IRB and external sites

-Oversees preparation of all closed study files for archiving in long term storage

-Serves as contact for research projects and maintains records and corresponds with all parties involved

-Develops and continuously monitors status reports detailing ongoing study submissions/approvals and/or renewal deadlines as required to ensure regulatory compliance for external sites

Must be able to sit or stand for prolonged period of time.

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