Patient Recruitment Specialist – FSP Job 2024 Full Time

ABOUT THIS ROLE

The Patient Recruitment Specialist (PRS) acts as a supportive team member for the patient recruitment tracking platform team and performs tasks for multiple patient recruitment projects. The PRS works under close supervision of the Director of Patient Recruitment Planning in developing pre-screening and recruitment tracking tools for teams.

Key Accountabilities:

• Sets up and deploys Patient Recruitment tracking platform
• Supports therapeutic patient recruitment strategies to enable the predictable delivery of Client’s portfolio
• Supports enhancements and requests from the business
• Coordinates technology requirements/deployments with Information Technology (IT) colleagues and external suppliers
• Promotes a continuous improvement culture to streamline appropriate processes for maximum efficiency and productivity
• Works closely with all Clinical Trial Team Members, CROs, Business Project & Support Team Members, Project Leadership, Business Technology, Investigator Sites, External Suppliers
• Builds wide networks and alliances; utilizes stakeholder input to develop strategic thinking and find opportunities for collaboration

Knowledge and Experience:

• Experience in a clinical research organization and related therapeutic specialties with familiarity in principles, concepts, practices and standards
• Demonstrated knowledge of clinical research processes and global and local regulatory requirements; ability to gain command of process details
• 3+ years of experience in clinical research

Education:

• Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science in the biological sciences or related discipline in the natural sciences/health care field or equivalent combination of education and experience

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