What are the responsibilities and job description for the Community Representative position at Advarra?
Advarra is seeking community representatives for an oversight panel (IBC) that reviews clinical trials, particularly for gene therapy. Community members represent interests of the community and the environment surrounding the research site.
You may qualify if you:
• Live near a population center where research will take place
• Have a computer with access to the internet (all meetings held online)
• Have experience in any of the following sectors, preferred: science, healthcare, environmental health, occupational safety, or emergency response
Notify us of your interest HERE: www.advarra.com/become-a-member-2
*We will not review applications on LinkedIn. Please use the link to complete the form and notify us that you’re interested in the opportunity.
Benefits:
• Training provided, with compensation for completion of online training
• Payment for each meeting attended
Participation involves:
• Flexible meeting times; meetings are scheduled as needed, based on member availability
• Remotely attend assigned meetings via videoconference
• Participate in relevant discussions during committee meetings and vote on each item
In addition to receiving compensation, Community Members gain the satisfaction of making an altruistic contribution to biomedical research and obtain insight to cutting-edge developments in therapeutic areas!
Watch this short video to learn what an IBC is and when IBC review is required:
www.advarra.com/resource-library/what-is-an-ibc
Learn more by visiting: www.advarra.com/ibc-services
Email questions to: IBCMembers@advarra.com
About Advarra:
The market leader in regulatory review solutions and clinical site technologies in North America, Advarra provides compliance services for organizations conducting clinical research studies. The IBC is a commercial Institutional Biosafety Committee service that reviews the safety aspects of genetic engineering and gene therapy research.