Clinical Research Technician; Term Limited Position
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Clinical Research Technician (Term Limited Position)
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Mission StatementMichigan Medicine improves the health of patients, populations and communities through excellence in education, patient care, community service, research and technology development, and through leadership activities in Michigan, nationally and internationally.
Our mission is guided by our Strategic Principles and has three critical components; patient care, education and research that together enhance our contribution to society.
A 12-month, term-limited Clinical Research Technician position is available in the Functional Neuroimaging, Cognitive, and Mobility Laboratory (FNICOMO) within the University of Michigan Department of Radiology (pd research.rad.med.umich.edu). Under the supervision of laboratory faculty and managers, the successful candidate will support the coordination and implementation of clinical trials conducted by the FNICOMO Laboratory.
Responsibilities*25% Clinical Coordinator Responsibilities:
- Coordinates multiple studies both independently and as a member of a team
- Screens and recruits subjects for several studies
- Administers and scores neuropsychological test batteries to assess cognition, memory, and executive function
- Evaluates participant motor and sensory functioning pre- and post-study drug intervention
- Uses DEXA scanner to obtain bone density images
- Trains subjects in the use of study devices. Triages any subject concerns
- Monitors that study procedures and CRFs are completed accurately
- Coordinates research procedures for complex clinical trials involving multiple MRI, PET, and lab appointments for each subject per study protocol
- Utilizes MiChart to order participant imaging and research sample requests. Links orders to research to avoid billing errors
- Performs wet lab procedures, such as centrifuging and aliquoting, to process biological specimens for internal and external use
- Calculates and submits compensation to HSIP for subjects upon study completion
- Creates and manages recruitment and enrollment tracking logs for multiple studies
- Completes complex CRFs in accordance with ALCOA-C principles during study visits
- Develops and edits CRFs for Investigator Initiated trials
- Manages the restructuring and maintenance of critical databases to streamline data entry and ensure that enrollment information is accurately stored
- Transfers data from CRFs to databases
25% Regulatory Coordinator Responsibilities:
- Prepares IRB applications, amendments, and continuing reviews
- Collaborates with MICHR for INDs in clinical drug trials
- Upholds the principles of Good Clinical Practice
- Obtains informed consent both virtually using Sign Now and in-person
- Prepares materials for and participates in study initiation meetings, monitoring visits, and audits
- Contributes to regulatory binder maintenance and data safety monitoring including AE and ORIO reporting
- Revises and edits protocols and consent forms of varying complexity
15% Administrative Responsibilities:
- Identifies potential research subjects using Data Direct, UMHealth
Research, and through community outreach - Communicates with subjects via phone, mail, and email
- Schedules subject research visits and follow-up appointments
- Adds appointments…
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