Medical Research Technician - Phlebotomist

Medical Research Technician / Phlebotomist

Phoenix, AZ
On-site As a Medical Research Technician, you are a vital link in the clinical research chain. You will provide essential study support by performing medical assessments, ensuring the integrity of our data, and—most-important—providing a comfortable, professional experience for our research participants. This role focuses on the intersection of clinical skill and empathetic participant engagement.

• Phlebotomy:
  Perform safe and efficient blood draws (venipuncture) on a diverse range of participants, including pediatric and neurodivergent populations.
• Vitals Assessment:
  Perform ECG’s and EEG’s. Accurately measure and record height, weight, blood pressure, pulse, and temperature.
• Sample Management:
  Handle, process (centrifuging), and store biological samples according to strict laboratory protocols.

• Protocol Adherence:
  Follow specific study protocols and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) without deviation to ensure data validity.
• Documentation:
  Maintain meticulous records in electronic and written formats for easy access, interpretation and use by other authorized research team members.
• Regulatory Knowledge:
  Maintain a working knowledge of HIPAA and GCP (Good Clinical Practice) guidelines.

• Adaptability:
  Tailor your approach to meet the unique sensory or communication needs of participants within the autism community.
• Informed Consent Support:
  Assist in explaining procedures to participants and families to alleviate anxiety and ensure comfort.

• Certification:
  Current Phlebotomy Technician Certification (CPT).
• Experience:
  
  Minimum of 1–3 years of experience in a medical environment, experience with pediatric populations is highly preferred.

$20/hr

• 8 paid holidays per year
• Up to 16 days per year Paid Time off
• Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance(majority of coverage paid for by SARRC)
• Professional development annual benefit of $1000
• 401(k) with 50% company matchup to 6%

Established in 1997, the Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC) is an internationally recognized nonprofit organization dedicatedtoautism research,education, evidence-based treatment, andcommunityoutreach.

We are one of the only autism organizations in the world that provides a lifetime of services for individuals and their families while also conducting cutting edge research.