Research Data Associate ECHO ARRT Certification American Registry of Radiologic Technologists and licensed

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We have an exciting opportunity to join our team as a Research Data Associate ECHO. The Research Data Associate-ECHO will support the Environmental Influences on Child Health Outcomes (ECHO) study, a NIH-funded initiative investigating how early-life environmental exposures affect children's health outcomes, such as obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. This role includes conducting DXA scans to assess bone density, maintaining compliance with radiology equipment standards, and managing radiological data in research databases.

Additionally, the associate will coordinate participant communication, collect biospecimens and clinical data, and ensure data accuracy through meticulous management and analysis.

Description:

Administer DXA (Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry) scans to study participants as part of the research protocol. This includes ensuring proper positioning of the participant and accurate machine settings for the scan.

• Set up and calibrate DXA machine prior to scans.
• Position participants correctly for the optimal scan results.
• Perform DXA scans following the study protocol to assess bone density.
• Ensure the radiology equipment is functioning properly, including routine checks for calibration, image quality, and system diagnostics.
• Record all relevant data and results associated with DXA scans in the study database.
• Provide technical support during the DXA procedure and assist in troubleshooting minor equipment issues.

Description:

Ensure that the DXA machines used for scans are compliant with institutional, city, and state regulations through regular maintenance and renewal of necessary certifications.

• Schedule and monitor routine maintenance of the DXA machine.
• Maintain documentation of machine certifications and compliance records.
• Ensure all required regulatory inspections and certifications are up to date.
• Collaborate with technical staff to resolve any compliance or maintenance issues related to DXA equipment.

Description:

Maintain accurate records of all radiological tests, including DXA scan results, in a dedicated research database.

• Input radiological data into the study's electronic health record (EHR) or database system.
• Ensure accurate and secure storage of all radiological results.
• Monitor and report any discrepancies or missing data related to radiological issues.

Description:

Serve as the primary point of contact for participants, managing their journey through the study while ensuring compliance with protocols and maintaining clear communication.

• Obtain informed consent through various communication methods (in-person, phone, electronic), explaining study objectives, procedures, risks, and benefits clearly.
• Ensure all informed consent documentation is completed accurately and securely stored.
• Coordinate participant scheduling, confirmations, cancellations, and rescheduling to ensure efficient study flow.
• Conduct follow-up calls with participants to confirm attendance, collect questionnaire data, and address study-related concerns.
• Maintain detailed records of all participant interactions in the study…