Clinical Research Coordinator
National University Hospital
Posted
2 days ago
Singapore, Singapore
Onsite
SGD 3K
Part Time
Sema Summary
The Clinical Research Coordinator for the Metabolic Liver Disease Lab at National University Hospital will facilitate clinical trials and manage patient data. The role requires adherence to protocols and collaboration with medical staff, focusing on research related to liver diseases. While specific experience levels aren't defined, applicants should possess relevant educational backgrounds in healthcare or research. This is a part-time position based in Singapore.
About Company
National University Hospital is a leading healthcare institution providing clinical services and conducting groundbreaking medical research.
Core Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in healthcare or related field
- Experience in clinical trials
- Knowledge of research protocols
- Strong organizational skills
- Ability to work collaboratively
Responsibilities
- Coordinate clinical trials in the lab
- Manage patient data and documentation
- Ensure compliance with research protocols
- Collaborate with medical staff
- Schedule and organize research meetings
- Provide support to patients throughout studies
- Assist with data analysis and reporting
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