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managing time sensitive tasks with deadlines; failures to meet these deadlines may negatively affect the research program, funding opportunities and internal and external relationships. A high degree of
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in confidentiality have the potential to negatively affect the research projects. Supervision Received Supervised by Principal Investigator (Dr. Raymond Lam). Weekly meetings held to cover significant
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study participants on studies performed by VEC. Often requires working at offsite clinics. Study preparation Creates reports for retrieval of pertinent information on study participants from the computer
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. Organizational Status Reports directly to the program Director (Teresa Liu-Ambrose) Working Relationship The position will work directly and report to the Faculty member who is mounting the studies. This will
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laboratory facility; approximately 90% of work is wet bench work and approximately 10% is computer-based. Incumbent will be expected to conduct workflows with minimal direct supervision following a monitored
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management skills. CONSEQUENCE OF ERROR/JUDGMENT Errors of incorrect decisions will affect the integrity of the Vancouver Stroke Program and may negatively affect the quality of the research conducted, health
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and Director. They may influence the ability of the PI to meet critical deadlines and affect funding applications and ongoing program obligations. Supervision Received The individual will work closely
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have deleterious impact on experiments to be performed. Intermittent errors would necessitate review of quality control techniques and continual errors in routine work could lead to discipline or
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. post-immunization reaction data). Study Tracking - Alter variables on a computer tracking program. Other - Develop standardized procedures for activities that research assistants perform within the unit
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errors. Errors might affect the efficiency of the lab; however, given the direct line of reporting this is not likely. Supervision Received Supervised by the principal investigator or graduate student who