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managing collection of human subject trainings, CVs (signed/dated), medical licenses (signed/dated), CTEP registrations, Mls, and assist in organizing and maintaining paper and electronic regulatory binders
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human rights experiences or careers. PI/PS is one of the largest and most specialized public interest advising centers at any U.S. law school and leads conversations on campus about cutting-edge racial
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operational purchases, ensuring timely and accurate reporting. Act as secondary Paycard custodian, supporting tracking, distribution, and reconciliation while maintaining strong internal controls. Procurement
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tracking progress reports. Candidate will perform other related duties as assigned. Responsibilities Assist research workers during study visits by scheduling, collecting anthropometric data, biospecimen
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editing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and closely working with clinical research teams to ensure proper IRB follow through, the standardized processing, cryopreservation, tracking, and distribution
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to the Associate Director of Human Resources and Staff Development for EH&S and interfacing with Associate Manager, Research Safety Operations, the Temporary Research Safety Program Coordinator will provide
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operational lead for the Modus relationship during the Year 1 app refinement period and across subsequent releases. Partner with departmental research administrative team to track vendor deliverables, release
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questionnaires. Maintain organized and accurate research records, including participant correspondence, visit schedules, interview documentation, and study tracking logs. Adhere to institutional, protocol, and
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, cardiovascular disease, and women?s health. The Clinical Research Coordinator will oversee the day-to-day implementation of an NIH-funded longitudinal cohort study examining the relationship between sleep patterns
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, including the Human Rights Internship Program (HRIP), in collaboration with the PI/PS Office?s Associate Director for Human Rights and Public International Law and the Assistant Director for Pro Bono and