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, and manage study participants. You will help patients navigate clinical trial participation, provide education on study medications and procedures, and ensure safety through careful monitoring and
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sustainability. Dealing with Ambiguity:Proficiently navigates change and adapts seamlessly. Capably makes decisions and acts even when the picture is not complete. Decisiveness & Judgment: Demonstrates sound
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closely with colleagues across multiple programs and centers, helping them navigate policies, resolve administrative challenges, and streamline workflows. Each day, you will use your judgment, problem
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to others. Serves on committees and workgroups internal to Duke or externally in therapeutic area of research. Navigates processes and people involved in Duke clinical research, demonstrates
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applies the learned material to the job. • May disseminate information to others. • Uses advanced subject matter expertise in the therapeutic area or clinical research to solve problems. • Navigates
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management, class preparation, team dynamics, navigating friendships, transition to Durham, transportation, travel etcetera. · Refer students to relevant staff members for deeper/more critical/time
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, colleagues, staff, physicians, faculty, and other constituents. Must be able to navigate a matrixed organization and appreciate and thrive in a complex academic medical environment. Must be a self-starter with
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, retention strategies, and study closeout activities Serve as a subject matter expert in research regulations, institutional policies, and study documentation; guide teams in navigating complex agreements
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procedures, facilities usage, contracts and negotiations, team building, publicity, and needs assessment. Guide students in navigating complex relationships and negotiations with university administrators
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dedicated to advancing health equity and improving outcomes for patients and families navigating complex medical conditions. This role offers the opportunity to directly contribute to NIH-funded, high-impact