Clinical Research Nurse, Pediatrics

Clinical Research Nurse – Maternal/Child HIV Program

Department:
Pediatric Infectious Diseases – Boston Medical Center, Boston, MA.

Schedule:

Full time (40 hrs/week), on site.

• Provide direct patient care and education for HIV/AIDS and pregnancy, including assessment, data collection, care planning, and follow‑up.
• Coordinate clinical care with pharmacy, /AIDS team, and other providers; manage medication orders, refills, and communication.
• Implement, monitor, and maintain research protocols; ensure participant eligibility, informed consent, and protocol integrity.
• Recruit, retain, and educate study participants; collect and analyze clinical data; complete case report forms and submit to sponsors.
• Assist with IRB applications, budget worksheets, and sponsor audits; ensure compliance with FDA, OHRP, and BMC policies.
• Provide training and supervision to laboratory assistants and data managers; support faculty and researcher education.

• GN or BSN in Nursing (preferred).
• Active Massachusetts RN license with annual competency maintenance.
• 3–5 years of clinical nursing experience, including HIV or maternal/child services; 1–2 years research experience.
• Phlebotomy certification for pediatric and adult populations.
• Preferred certifications: LDMS, biohazard shipping, accredited clinical research program.
• Computer skills:
  Word, Excel, Access; data entry, analysis, reporting.
• Strong interpersonal, communication and patient education skills; ability to work across departments; knowledge of research regulations and human subjects protection.

Competitive salary range $34.38–$50.00 per hour, plus medical, dental, vision, pharmacy benefits, flexible spending accounts, 403(b) savings match, paid time off, and opportunities for professional development.

Boston Medical Center is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or other protected characteristics.