The Laboratory Animal Technician 1 provides for the basic health and husbandry needs of a large variety of laboratory research animals. The Lab Animal Technician works as a member of a highly interdependent team using a professional approach in providing direct animal care. The technician is most often the first line of defense in spotting health and environmental problems. This is the first level of a three level series. It is distinguished from the Laboratory Animal Technician 2 & 3 by requiring close supervision, intensified training and a lower level of independent decision making skills

The Research Associate will be responsible for most of the planning, implementation, and data interpretation associated with their own research. Additionally, the successful candidate is expected to interact with graduate students and research assistants/technicians and be actively involved in their scientific supervision and in the general research directions of the lab (both technically and intellectually).   A critical aspect of this position is to establish and maintain collaborations by taking full advantage of the terrific network of labs offered within OHSU, including the Brenden Colson Center for Pancreatic Care, the Sears Lab, the Dept. of Surgery, as well as the Knight Cancer Institute. Duties include:   - Planning, implementation, and data interpretations associated with their research and grant writing - Animal experiments – small animals - Laboratory assays and data analysis - Scientific supervision of graduate students - Preparation of grants and manuscripts - Establishment and maintenance of new and existing collaborations within OHSU and at other institutes - Attendance at Department/Division/Lab applicable meetings 

We are searching for either a Senior Clinical Research Assistant or a Clinical Research Assistant.   The duties of this position include assisting with patient-oriented clinical research for the Pediatric Nephrology Division in the Department of Pediatrics at OHSU. The applicant will assist in the planning, implementation, operation, and evaluation of all clinical aspects of clinical research projects.   The candidate is responsible for recruiting, screening, and consenting patients for clinical trials in either ambulatory or inpatient settings. The candidate will be responsible for data collection, monitoring of source documents, report generation, meeting with sponsor’s monitors, continuous quality assessment, and application of protocol guidelines.   Senior Clinical Research Assistant:  The Senior Clinical Research Assistant will be independently responsible for assigned research studies and will interact with internal departments and external sponsor representatives as applicable. The position will require clinical study coordination, including facilitating subject entry into research projects, follow-up visits, biological specimen handling, and case report form completion.   The individual will work collaboratively with other study coordinators, nursing, pharmacy, specialty service centers, and physician staff in the care, scheduling, and management of research subjects. The Senior Clinical Research Assistant is independently responsible for regulatory compliance and IRB submissions related to assigned studies. The Senior Clinical Research Assistant will assist with preparing study budgets and work with the contracting team from study start-up to study closure. The Senior Clinical Research Assistant will assist in the supervision and professional development of Research Assistants, interns, volunteers, and students. The Senior Research Assistant will assist with scholarly activities, such as data analysis, grant, abstract, and manuscript development, and research results dissemination   Clinical Research Assistant 2: Under general supervision, the Clinical Research Assistant 2 will manage their assigned research studies and will interact with internal departments and external sponsor’s representatives as applicable.   The position will require clinical study coordination, including facilitating subject entry into research projects, follow-up visits, biological specimen handling, and case report form completion. The Clinical Research Assistant 2 will initiate and assist with regulatory work, IRB submissions, and assist with preparing study budgets. The Clinical Research Assistant 2 will assist in the professional development of Research Assistants 1, volunteers, and students. The individual will work collaboratively with other study coordinators, nursing, pharmacy, specialty service centers, and physician staff in the care, scheduling, and management of research subjects.

As a Radiation Therapist you will administer radiation therapy accurately as prescribed and planned by a physician, and reinforce the Radiation Oncologist's advice to patients regarding reactions to treatment and their care. This position will require you to observe the clinical progress of the radiation oncology patient, use clinical decision-making skills to recognize and report any signs of complications, unusual reactions, and events to the nursing staff and/or Radiation Oncologist. Additional duties could include assisting with the training, mentoring, and/or directly supervision of Radiation Therapy students.   The successful candidate for this position will have demonstrated experience working as a Radiation Therapist. This includes the ability to safely and effectively operate a variety of computerized simulation and treatment machines, and the ability to perform all necessary machine and treatment quality assurances, and be able and willing to work in all areas within the unit. This position requires professional conduct and the ability to effectively communicate and interact within clinical settings with a variety of individuals in written and oral formats.

Experiments will include reprogramming PBMCs to iPSCs and characterizing the generated iPSCs for many different patient samples harboring different genetic mutations. Manage the sequencing equipment in the Stem Cell Center.  Support the general functions of our Stem Cell Center which include ordering supplies, communications with collaborators, maintaining equipment and regulatory paperwork.

We are currently hiring for highly motivated postdoctoral fellows to join Dr. Thuy Ngo’s lab. The goal of Dr. Ngo’s lab is to develop and deploy technologies for analyzing cfRNA, cfDNA, extracellular vesicles (EV) and protein complexes in body fluids for applications in precisiondiagnosis and selection of therapy. Ngo lab also seeks to understand the complex environment of molecular features detected in body fluids associated disease progression and the evolution of diseases in response to treatment. Furthermore, the lab is investigating the basic mechanism of EV medicated cell-cell communication, EV's content packaging and delivery. Candidates would work in the following areas. - Cell-free RNA and cell-free DNA methylation – Design experiments and perform sample preparation to sequence circulating RNA (mRNA, miRNA, transposable elements, circular RNA and microbiome) and DNA methylation from patient’s blood samples. Use existing tools and develop new methods to identify biomarkers, perform classification and prediction modelling, and analyze biological pathways associated with patient samples during cancer progression and under treatment. - Extracellular vesicles- Design experiments and perform sample preparation to analyze protein and RNA cargos of extracellular vesicles in body fluids and spent culture media. Investigate mechanism of EV biogenesis and delivery. - Developing new technologies for screening and measuring with low background, high sensitivity, high resolution and wide dynamic range to profile proteins and RNA cargos of EV and protein complexes, to characterize them physically and to measure them at both single complex level and at high a throughput manner.  - Transcriptome/Epigenome–Modeling and analyzing next-generation sequencing datasets that measure the transcriptome and the epigenome of cell-free RNA, cell-free DNA and extracellular vesicles in blood. Performing analysis of existing genomics data of cancerous cells to aid the design of cell-free RNA and cell-free DNA methylation assays. The successful candidate will use both existing tools and develop their own computational methods to analyze such datasets for characterization of healthy and cancerous patient populations. - Machine Learning/Statistics/Multiomics – Developing machine learning methods and statistical models for feature selection, classification, anomaly detection, time series analysis, and multiomics data integration.

A Postdoctoral position in Cell, Cancer or Molecular Biology is available at the Knight Cancer Institute's Center for Experimental Therapeutics (CET). Interested candidates are expected to have recently obtained their PhD and have a strong track record of publications in Cell, Cancer or Molecular biology. Job duties include performing research to understand the role of newly identified drivers in the pathogenesis of cancer so as to identify novel therapeutic targets. The translational research projects within CET leverage multi-disciplinary approach in biology, chemistry, pharmacology, molecular modeling, in vitro and patient-derived models to probe complex biological processes and to pursue new therapeutic opportunities for various diseases. As a member of multi-disciplinary team, the postdoctoral candidate will receive training in various aspects of drug discovery & development for his/her career development.   Duties Include: - Perform hands-on experiments (in vitro and in vivo) and analyze/interpret data on assigned projects - Critically evaluate relevant scientific advances and integrate this knowledge into research programs. Participate in project planning and execution - Publish research in peer-reviewed journals and present work at scientific conferences. Effectively write and/or communicate research and regulatory materials.  Attend and present at the project and group meetings and national conferences

As a Computational Biologist, Entry level, you will be a part of collaborative project teams to understand how individual genetic profiles influence risk of cancer development and progression. Specific projects include the Healthy Oregon Project (HOP), which is building a healthy population research repository, and understanding the impact of race on the evolution of mutations in cancer patients. Specific tasks include working with wet-lab researchers to refine methods and protocols to meet project needs, raw data processing, mutation calling, and identification of mutation signatures utilizing existing methods. Additional tasks include metadata cleaning and curation, participation in regular team meetings, publications, and grants.   Duties Include: Data Organization and Management - Clean and manage metadata - Access, store, and document raw data - Coordinate with project team members - Meet publication requirements, including data and code repositing Data Analysis - Sample/sequencing quality control assessment - Implement existing analytic packages and workflows - Adapt existing resources as needed to meet project needs - Develop novel analyses and visualizations Technical Writing/Communication - Present at regular team meetings - Clear code documentation - Support manuscript preparation - Support grant writing efforts

The position will be responsible of a single-cell proteomics platform (Cyclic-immunofluorescence). The position will be responsible for developing the experimental plan, scanning samples with a fluorescent microscope and analyzing data obtained through the Cyclic-Immunofluorescence platform. Position will use pre-established protocols and analysis pipeline and will contribute to the development and expansion of the platform. The successful candidate will employ sound experimental design and problem solving to create workflow that produces robust analyses, as well as collaborate with collaborators to deliver product meeting project objectives. The position will also be responsible for analyzing results of reverse phase protein array (RPPA) assays to generate data reports. The position will use a pre-established analysis pipeline and will contribute to the development of analysis pipeline and standardized data report output. The position may also help coordinate the schedules of shared microscope resources at OHSU. Experience with antibody-based assays and imaging techniques (immunofluorescence or immunohistochemistry) and single-cell analysis is preferable. Experience with imaging analysis, python, MATLAB and/or R is required.

Range minimum: $47,903/year. Starting salary will be determined based on education, experience, and internal equity at the time of offer As a Computational Biologist, Entry level, you will be a part of collaborative project teams to understand how individual genetic profiles influence risk of cancer development and progression. Specific projects may include the Healthy Oregon Project (HOP), which is building a healthy population research repository, and understanding the impact of race on the evolution of mutations in cancer patients. Specific tasks include working with wet-lab researchers to refine methods and workflows to meet project needs, raw data processing, mutation calling, and identification of mutation signatures utilizing existing methods. Additional tasks include metadata cleaning and curation, participation in regular team meetings, publications, and grants.   Duties Include: - Data Organization and Management - Data Analysis - Technical Writing/Communication - General CEDAR support

We are currently hiring for 1-2 highly motivated fellows with expertise in Computational Biology to work in the following areas. Candidate would work with CEDAR and OHSU scientists including Gurkan Yardimci, Hisham Mohammed, Andrew Adey, Srivathsan Ranganathan, and Xiaolin Nan initially and with increasing collaborations over time: - Machine Learning/Statistics– Developing machine learning methods and/or statistical models to study the organization of the epigenome and three dimensional structure of the genome using cutting edge genomics and super resolution microscopy datasets.  Developed algorithms will be used to deeply characterize cell populations and identify features that are indicative of cell state. Techniques such as (but not limited to) dimensionality reduction, clustering, and predictive modeling will be utilized. - Genomics/single cell genomics Modeling and analyzing next-generation sequencing datasets that measure the transcriptome and the epigenome, with an emphasis on the single-cell variants, such as single cell RNA-seq and single cell ATAC-seq. The successful candidate will use both existing tools and develop their own computational methods to analyze such datasets for characterization of healthy and cancerous cell populations. - Multiomics– Developing computational methods for the analysis of single-cell multiomics technologies that are able to characterize multiple “omes” of a single cell concurrently, such as the epigenome and the transcriptome (see references below). These methods will be utilized for deep characterization of healthy and cancerous cells and investigate the links between the transcriptome, the epigenome and 3D conformation of chromatin. - Imaging –Performing analysis of existing genomics data of cancerous cells to aid the design of super high resolution microscopy experiments for imaging the chromatin organization of cancerous cells. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to analyze cutting edge super high resolution microscopy experiments and develop computational methods for joint analysis of genomics and imaging data.  - Molecular Modeling - Performing 3D structural modeling of proteins, nucleic acids and small molecules towards predicting biomolecular structure and interactions using MD simulations, molecular docking, and free-energy calculations. Implement AI/machine learning approaches to predict atomic level structures and interactions of proteins using Alphafold, RosettaFold etc. Select references: - https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-019-1825-8 https://www.nature.com/articles/nbt.4112 - https://science.sciencemag.org/content/361/6409/1380 - https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-18181-6 - https://journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/article?id=10.1371/journal.pcbi.1008173 Duties Include: - Prepare manuscripts, and present research findings as abstracts or oral presentations (travel may be required) - Attend weekly group meetings and 1:1 meetings to: 1) present data and interpretation of results; 2) troubleshoot research results and 3) suggest next steps - Attend research related meetings including but not limited to Thursday PM SPORE seminars, Cancer Biology meetings, journal clubs - Perform experiments utilizing appropriate lab or computational techniques with proficiency, evaluate results, and determine the next steps to complete project and present data.  Think independently and problem solve. Stay on top of the literature and build skills to maximize the projects’ potential. - Duties as assigned

Clinical Responsibilities: - Provide medical and advanced practice management independently and/or in conjunction with attending physicians. Works in conjunction with attending physicians to provide continued clinical care in the inpatient and outpatient settings. - Communicate with attending physicians, patients and families regarding patients’ conditions, treatment plans, and urgent medical needs. - Assure appropriate setting of care (inpatient, critical care, acute care). - Document subjective and objective findings, assessment and plan clearly and accurately in daily progress notes. - Identify discharge needs early and communicate plan to patients, families, nurse case manager, and other healthcare team members. - Work with nurses, social workers, nutrition services, pharmacy and others as needed to assure optimum patient care. - Make appropriate referrals to specialty care service within OHSU and outside of OHSU. - Consult with specialty care providers when appropriate. - Maintain communication with external providers and other individuals and agencies (e.g. skilled nursing facilities) as appropriate. - Perform clinical procedures as indicated (e.g. central venous access, chest drains, intubation). - Adheres to best practice protocols and policies. - Respond to and manage adverse infusion reactions and other emergencies, and review patient labs and physical conditions in order to override treatment parameters as appropriate. - Ordering as needed (PRN) medications. - Review urgent EKG’s, imaging, laboratory studies and other ancillary tests prior to start of treatment. - Review investigational study EKG’s, imaging, labs and other ancillary tests prior to start of treatment. - Provide consultation to OTU nurses. - Consult with pharmacists on treatment changes and PRN medications. Quality and Research: - Work with clinic and hospital staff to optimize order sets, patient instructions, and other infrastructure that supports patient care. - Identify and engage in opportunities to improve the quality and efficiency of care provided to trauma patients. - Promote use of appropriate research findings in practice to exceed the standards of care. - Work with the physician leadership, nurse managers, nursing staff and social workers to prevent and/or respond to patient complaints. - Effectively manage resources. - Participate as coinvestigator in clinical research studies.

Hiring Bonus and Relocation Package Available   OHSU cares for acutely and critically ill patients in our Operating Room. We provide the latest evidence-based care and have a reputation for effective teamwork. Operating Room nurses understand the importance of their independent scope of practice and engage in dependent scope of practice decision making with the team. Operating Room nurses also provide patient and family-centered care for the full spectrum of illnesses.   The OHSU Operating Room provides around-the-clock multidisciplinary services to adult patients across their life span. The department cares for Ambulatory, Adult Acute Care and Adult ICU patients arriving from home, ED or from the In-Patient setting. OHSU is a Magnet designated hospital and Level 1 Trauma Center.   The OHSU Clinical registered nurse (RN) provides compassionate, evidence-based, and efficient care to individuals, families, communities and patient populations. The Clinical RN's care delivery is consistent with the Oregon Nurse Practice Act, the ANA Scope and Standards of Practice, and the ANA Code of Ethics. The Clinical RN demonstrates the professional role obligations of scientist, leader, and knowledge transferor [Onsomble Model of the Professional Role™]. Professional accountability enriches the Clinical RN's engagement as a leader in promoting an inter-professional culture of collaborative decision-making, innovation, life-long learning, and teamwork. The Clinical RN exemplifies the principles of a Culture of Safety by committing to a Just Culture, a Reporting Culture, a Learning Culture, and an Engaged Informed Culture.   To access the RN Role Description and Department Specific Requirement Addendums go to the TTP Program webpage: https://www.ohsu.edu/nursing-careers/transition-practice-ttp-program   Additional information on participating departments can be found on this webpage.

Hiring Bonus and Relocation Package Available   OHSU cares for acutely and critically ill patients in our Operating Room. We provide the latest evidence-based care and have a reputation for effective teamwork. Operating Room nurses understand the importance of their independent scope of practice and engage in dependent scope of practice decision making with the team. Operating Room nurses also provide patient and family-centered care for the full spectrum of illnesses.   The OHSU Operating Room provides around-the-clock multidisciplinary services to adult patients across their life span. The department cares for Ambulatory, Adult Acute Care and Adult ICU patients arriving from home, ED or from the In-Patient setting. OHSU is a Magnet designated hospital and Level 1 Trauma Center.   The OHSU Clinical registered nurse (RN) provides compassionate, evidence-based, and efficient care to individuals, families, communities and patient populations. The Clinical RN's care delivery is consistent with the Oregon Nurse Practice Act, the ANA Scope and Standards of Practice, and the ANA Code of Ethics. The Clinical RN demonstrates the professional role obligations of scientist, leader, and knowledge transferor [Onsomble Model of the Professional Role™]. Professional accountability enriches the Clinical RN's engagement as a leader in promoting an inter-professional culture of collaborative decision-making, innovation, life-long learning, and teamwork. The Clinical RN exemplifies the principles of a Culture of Safety by committing to a Just Culture, a Reporting Culture, a Learning Culture, and an Engaged Informed Culture.   To access the RN Role Description and Department Specific Requirement Addendums go to the TTP Program webpage: https://www.ohsu.edu/nursing-careers/transition-practice-ttp-program   Additional information on participating departments can be found on this webpage.

Middle School work - Assist On Track Middle School Coordinator with implementation of Middle School lessons and High School volunteer recruitment and training within Jefferson County schools (including Roots Academy & Bridges). High School work - Meet regularly with students to discuss high school plans, courses, and progress toward goals. Provide continued academic, social-emotional, and financial aid and literacy support for students. - Plan and lead lunchtime events in coordination with school stakeholders and other partners.  Participate as circumstances allow in over-night experiences with students including On Track Clinical Shadow and Research Week. - Build awareness of and connections with Tribal and school district resources, Papalaximisha, OHSU’s Northwest Native American Center of Excellence, and others to collaborate on existing efforts. - Connect students to bridge and support programs at their intended college or university - Collaborate with the Higher Education Office and other Tribal resources to hold workshops on college application, FAFSA and scholarship processes for students and familie - Post-Secondary Work - Hold regular office hours (virtually or in person) with students at local community colleges and universities serving On Track students - Connect college students with resources at their schools and Tribe  such as Workforce Development program, Higher Education office, LSAMP, TRiO, and BUILD EXITO - Recruit college level students to participate as near-peer volunteers for On Track 6 – 12th grade program - Engage with families around college opportunities, expectations, and  student  progress Family, Community and Tribal Engagement - Find or create opportunities to engage with families of participating students; coordinate logistics for program gatherings and outreach - Identify, support, and participate in community events where On Track can have a presence, including Back to School BBQ and Family Nights. - Meet with families on an individual basis, as necessary, to discuss students’ goals and future plans. - Help On Track develop relationships with key partners in Warm Springs community As Needed - Assess on-going program and related community needs - Provide input on program evaluation, grant proposals and reports. Analyze data to help team learn and make decisions about future programming. - Ongoing training with On Track program staff - Individual training around college entrance requirements, FAFSA, SAT/ACT, etc.  

Hiring Bonus and Relocation Package Available   OHSU cares for acutely and critically ill patients in our Operating Room. We provide the latest evidence-based care and have a reputation for effective teamwork. Operating Room nurses understand the importance of their independent scope of practice and engage in dependent scope of practice decision making with the team. Operating Room nurses also provide patient and family-centered care for the full spectrum of illnesses.   The OHSU Operating Room provides around-the-clock multidisciplinary services to adult patients across their life span. The department cares for Ambulatory, Adult Acute Care and Adult ICU patients arriving from home, ED or from the In-Patient setting. OHSU is a Magnet designated hospital and Level 1 Trauma Center.   The OHSU Clinical registered nurse (RN) provides compassionate, evidence-based, and efficient care to individuals, families, communities and patient populations. The Clinical RN's care delivery is consistent with the Oregon Nurse Practice Act, the ANA Scope and Standards of Practice, and the ANA Code of Ethics. The Clinical RN demonstrates the professional role obligations of scientist, leader, and knowledge transferor [Onsomble Model of the Professional Role™]. Professional accountability enriches the Clinical RN's engagement as a leader in promoting an inter-professional culture of collaborative decision-making, innovation, life-long learning, and teamwork. The Clinical RN exemplifies the principles of a Culture of Safety by committing to a Just Culture, a Reporting Culture, a Learning Culture, and an Engaged Informed Culture.   RN Role Description and Department Specific Requirement Addendums go to the TTP Program webpage: https://www.ohsu.edu/nursing-careers/transition-practice-ttp-program   Additional information on participating departments can be found on this webpage.

Clinical Activities (not related to teaching or research): - Plans and supervises student lab and/or clinical experiences or practice based on teaching assignments. Scholarly Activities (research/writing, abstracts, grant-supported work, presentations, etc.): - Engages in professional activities related to interest and expertise and participates in scholarly productivity that meets the school’s promotion and tenure requirements by faculty rank. - Faculty in the practice mission demonstrate competence in an area of clinical expertise and engage in inquiry and scholarship that contributes to the practice of clinical practice. - Faculty in the research mission advance a program of research, prepares grants and seek funding, and engage with other missions to foster inquiry within the SON. Education Activities (include types of teaching and types of students taught): - Provides effective didactic instruction based on teaching assignments using appropriate instructional technologies to ensure that course outcomes are met. - Participates in curriculum development, assessment, and revision, and the development of student learning outcomes as requested by Program Administrators. - In partnership with the Program Director, Assistant Program Director, and other faculty, acts to ensure integration of program didactic and clinical curriculum. - Assists with student orientation, advisement, evaluation, and assessment of remediation needs of students as requested by Program Administrators. - Faculty in the doctoral program supervise students in dissertation and/or clinical inquiry projects. Service Activities: - These activities could include faculty meetings, committee membership, professional activities, and other responsibilities as assigned by the Program or Academic Director. - Participates in faculty governance; additional engagement based on rank. Administrative Activities: - Documents activities for the purpose of accreditation maintenance. - As negotiated. Other Activities: - Maintains continuous self-development in teaching and clinical skills; performs self-evaluation and goal setting yearly. - Follows appropriate University, School, and Program procedures in the management of student affairs. - The appointee shall provide services as assigned by the supervisor in furtherance of the university’s missions and goals of teaching, research, patient care, outreach, and public service.

Hiring Bonus and Relocation Package Available   OHSU cares for acutely and critically ill patients in our Operating Room. We provide the latest evidence-based care and have a reputation for effective teamwork. Operating Room nurses understand the importance of their independent scope of practice and engage in dependent scope of practice decision making with the team. Operating Room nurses also provide patient and family-centered care for the full spectrum of illnesses.   The OHSU Operating Room provides around-the-clock multidisciplinary services to adult patients across their life span. The department cares for Ambulatory, Adult Acute Care and Adult ICU patients arriving from home, ED or from the In-Patient setting. OHSU is a Magnet designated hospital and Level 1 Trauma Center.   The OHSU Clinical registered nurse (RN) provides compassionate, evidence-based, and efficient care to individuals, families, communities and patient populations. The Clinical RN's care delivery is consistent with the Oregon Nurse Practice Act, the ANA Scope and Standards of Practice, and the ANA Code of Ethics. The Clinical RN demonstrates the professional role obligations of scientist, leader, and knowledge transferor [Onsomble Model of the Professional Role™]. Professional accountability enriches the Clinical RN's engagement as a leader in promoting an inter-professional culture of collaborative decision-making, innovation, life-long learning, and teamwork. The Clinical RN exemplifies the principles of a Culture of Safety by committing to a Just Culture, a Reporting Culture, a Learning Culture, and an Engaged Informed Culture.   RN Role Description and Department Specific Requirement Addendums go to the TTP Program webpage: https://www.ohsu.edu/nursing-careers/transition-practice-ttp-program   Additional information on participating departments can be found on this webpage.

The Information Technologies Group (ITG) supports OHSU’s mission by developing, implementing and maintaining technology-based services and solutions.As part of the Information and Collaboration Services team, the student worker will assist with technical documentation, the IT departmental newsletter, website maintenance, operational and project communications, and the administration of the campus IT services user group. Materials developed will support systems changes or downtimes, new technologies, upgrades and security notifications. This position will work with a cross-functional team of communications, training and customer service professionals. ITG is happy to partner with students who wish to receive credit through their degree program for this work. Students are expected to work 10-15 hours per week during regular office hours, Monday – Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., with a set schedule for each term. ITG’s core hours are 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. The position is available for 3-4 quarters (9-12 months). This is a full remote, teleworking position.

Layton Center clinical trials team Clinical Research Regulatory Coordinators (TI Senior Clinical Research Assistants) are highly organized and are responsible for duties related to supporting human subject research trials, including various regulatory needs.  Regulatory Coordinators must effectively and professionally communicate (verbally including by phone and video call as well as in writing) within the Layton Center clinical trials team, with other departments at OHSU including the IRB, and with study sponsors and contract research organizations (CROs).    Clinical Trial Coordination - Recruiting, screening, consenting, and enrolling eligible participants/volunteers for interventional and observational clinical trials. - Preparing for and coordinating in-person study visits including scheduling of study participants/volunteers, study staff (including physicians and nurses), of clinic space, infusion appointments, and/or imaging appointments under minimal supervision. - Coordinating with OHSU research pharmacies and assisting with intervention administration. - Assisting with and/or administration of neurocognitive assessments/tests. - Collection and entry of study data on case report forms (CRFs). - Collecting vital signs and blood; Performing EKGs/ECGs. - Collection and timely reporting of adverse event (AE) data to study sponsors and Institutional Review Boards (IRBs). - Data entry into study-specific databases and clinical trial electronic data capture (EDC) systems; Responding to EDC queries. - Collection, processing, storage, and/or shipment of biologic samples (such as blood, urine, and cerebrospinal fluid); Study visit supply organization, inventory checks, and ordering. - Maintaining communication with study participants/volunteers throughout the trial and follow up period. - Assisting with study start-up activities, including correspondence with the OHSU IRB and industry sponsor IRBs; administration management in the OHSU clinical trials management system (eCRIS). - Collaboration with the clinical research billing office to ensure accuracy and completeness; Assisting with billing review and charge reconciliation. - Routine correspondence with the OHSU IRB and industry sponsor IRBs related to required submissions, protocol modifications, and continuing reviews. - Regulatory document and binder maintenance in compliance with Good Clinical Practice (GCP) standards. - Preparation for and coordination of monitoring visits.  - Ensuring compliance with all protocol and regulatory requirements. - Recognition of, documentation of, and communication about protocol deviations within sponsor and institutional guidelines. - Attending, actively participating in, and providing updates at recurring Layton Center clinical trials team meetings. - Assisting leadership with ensuring consistent project management, complex logistics, quality assurance, and participant safety. - Must be willing and able serve as a backup for other Layton Center clinical trials Clinical Research Coordinators (Clinical Research Assistants) to provide coverage for time off. Clinical Research Assistant, Student Worker, and Volunteer Training and Supervision - Assistance with onboarding and training of clinical research assistants (CRAs), student workers, other staff, and volunteers. Maintenance of Research, Ethics, Compliance, and Safety Training - Ensuring that required Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) program trainings are complete, up to date, and renewed in a timely manner.