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Employment Type : Full-Time
Under the supervision of the PI, the Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) will perform independently or with general direction at the fully operational journey level of the series to execute, manage, and coordinate research protocols, as directed by the Clinical Research Supervisor and/or Principal Investigator (PI); may coordinate the data collection and operations of several concurrent clinical research studies under the guidelines of research protocols, UCSF and regulating agency policies. This position is primarily to support Dr. Mason’s research focused on delivering whole-body hyperthermia in the treatment of clinical depression, HEAT BED (Hyperthermia as an Alternative Treatment to the Biology and Experience of Depression). Department Description Required Qualifications Preferred Qualifications About UCSF Pride Values Equal Employment Opportunity Organization Job Code and Payroll Title Job Category Bargaining Unit Employee Class Percentage Location Shift Shift Length Additional Shift Details
The employee will be responsible for assisting with two different studies.
The first study that the CRC will work on involves the administration of whole-body hyperthermia (WBH) and cognitive behavioral therapy in the treatment of major depression. The CRC will be responsible for administering the whole-body heating protocol as part of the HEAT BED team, which occurs over the course of 3-3.5 hour in-person participant visits. The WBH protocol will involve sauna setup and breakdown, as well as attending to the physical comfort of participants during the sauna session. The CRC is also responsible for assisting in the creation of study survey materials using Qualtrics survey software, completing database organization using Salesforce software, assisting in overseeing of the text-based survey assessments using both Salesforce and SMS360 software, other study coordination including participant recruitment and scheduling, using Facebook (and other social media) and university recruitment platforms, screening participants by phone and in person, completing consenting procedures with participants (both live and using DocuSign), and completing activities related to participant retention and follow-up. The CRC will also assist with database management in Microsoft Excel and Salesforce, and will participate in data cross checking protocols. The CRC will work with a multi-disciplinary team of researchers and health practitioners to develop, implement, and evaluate the study protocols and procedures. The CRC must be able and willing to adhere to study guidelines, keep accurate records, maintain confidentiality, and attend regular study team meetings. The CRC must complete study forms and evaluations and other duties as assigned.
The second study that the CRC will work on involves data collected from nearly 64,500 participants during the COVID-19 pandemic. The primary duties related to this project include assisting in the cleaning of datasets for analysis, in particular datasets focused on behavioral health issues. Additionally, the CRC will assist in the creation of data dictionaries and codebooks to accompany these datasets, and will interact with the study statistician to complete study-related tasks as needed.
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