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, shaping the future of medicine through cutting-edge research. A Human Islet Isolation Associate role is available in the lab of Dr. Fouad Kandeel. He is principal investigator on the islet transplantation
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, preventing, and curing diseases, shaping the future of medicine through cutting-edge research. Responsible for manufacturing and isolating of human islets from pancreas donors under limited supervision
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, this patient-facing role involves coordinating First in Human to Phase III and Investigator-Initiated Trials. Responsibilities include patient recruitment, informed consent, trial coordination, data management
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Pugliese , who joined City of Hope in October 2022. The Department is being expanded with strong focus on human type 1 diabetes and translation. As a successful candidate, you will: · Be a scientist
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Clinical Research Coordinator, you'll manage various research studies involving human subjects across all phases, ensuring data integrity. Your duties will encompass abstracting data, completing case report
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to create impactful therapeutic interventions. Our diverse research scope extends from addressing health disparities in underserved human populations to studying naturally occurring cancers in canine and
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and novel oncology therapies while working in a fast-paced environment. Trial responsibility ranges from First in Human and Phase I-Phase III clinical trials, in addition to Therapeutic Investigator
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, your primary responsibility revolves around upholding the integrity of data across various research studies involving human subjects. This involves tasks such as abstracting data, completing detailed
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, State, and Local Regulations, IRB requirements, consent form and protocol development. Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and Health Information Portability and Accountability ACT (HIPAA)-to be provided by COH
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homeostasis, and healthspan/lifespan. The lab specializes in detailed studies of signaling/trafficking/exocytosis, using primary human and rodent islet cells, skeletal muscle cells and adipocytes. The position