Clinical Research Regulatory Specialist , Department of Neurology & Rehabilitation Services, Stroke

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The University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine, Department of Neurology and Rehabilitation Medicine is seeking a full-time Clinical Research Regulatory Specialist I. This person coordinates and provides administrative support for clinical research regulatory activities and initiatives including reviewing documents, applications, and reports and ensuring compliance with internal and external regulatory frameworks. They also serve as a liaison for designated research protocols, programs or units with internal and external stakeholders such as IRBs, industry sponsors, contracting offices, and regulatory agencies.

They will apply their skills to a broad range of different types of studies, navigate resources, and identify issues needing escalation. The position can be considered a hybrid role. Weekly time spent on site is near University of Cincinnati main medical campus in Clifton, Ohio.

• Prepares and submits protocol specific documentation to regulatory agencies and internal or external stakeholders including: research protocols, informed consent forms, or other similar documents necessary for research start-up or maintenance or close-out.
• Serve as liaison for questions/issues for designated research protocols and performs submissions to Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) including initial submissions, continuing reviews, amendments, reportable events, and/or closure.
• Address all regulatory issues involving research protocols; interpret, analyze and apply federal, state, and local regulations, along with University rules and regulations, to ensure ethical research practices are followed; report suspected or known instances of noncompliance with University or federal regulations.
• Maintains all regulatory documentation within existing systems (i.e., Complion) and secure document storage, including those that are complex in nature (e.g., procedural and interventional studies).
• Comprehends, interprets, and applies regulations and legislation regarding the protection of human subjects. These include regulations under federal policies, FDA, and other compliance agencies or directive.
• Assist with activities related to development and…