Work Schedule

12 hr shift/days

Environmental Conditions

Some degree of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) required (safety glasses, gowning, gloves, lab coat, ear plugs etc.)

Job Description

Be part of a team implementing groundbreaking research and medical practices, ensuring subjects' well-being.

Essential Functions and Other Job Information:

Essential Functions

Act as the primary safety contact for all study subjects in the clinic.Provide basic medical care (within scope of practice) to study subjects, addressing both emergent and non-emergent needs.Monitor and record Adverse Events (AEs), review active AEs prior to dosing, and determine subject safety in consultation with medical staff. Confer with Paramedic, operational management, and physician/investigator as needed.Perform technical procedures including blood collection, vital signs, and ECGs.Assess out-of-range values for symptomology and medically intervene if subject safety is in question.Coordinate basic dosing methods, including oral, inhalation, and nasal.

Job Complexity

Work on semi-routine assignments, recognizing the need for occasional deviation from accepted practice.

Job Knowledge

Apply acquired job skills and company policies to complete assigned tasks.

Supervision Received

Follow established procedures on routine work, requiring instructions only on new assignments.

Business Relationships

Typically interact with individuals within the department and occasionally with contacts outside the organization, involving the exchange of information or data.

Qualifications:

Education and Experience

High/secondary school diploma or equivalent with relevant formal academic/vocational qualification.Certified or licensed EMT/LVN or Medical Associate and American Heart Association Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) certification required in the state/municipality of employment.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

Proficient in Basic Life Support.Strong interpersonal skills with attention to detail.Excellent verbal and written communication skills.Ability to manage multiple complex tasks and potential emergency medical situations effectively.

Management Role

No management responsibility.

Working Conditions and EnvironmentWork performed in an office or clinical environment.Exposure to electrical office equipment, bio-hazardous material, infectious diseases, and/or illnesses.Requires personal protective equipment such as eyewear, garments, and gloves.Frequently works long hours, varying shifts, weekends, and holidays, often at a fast pace under time constraints.Requires frequent mobility and occasional crouching, stooping, bending, and twisting.

Physical Requirements

Stationary for 1-2 hours per day with repetitive hand movements.Light to moderate lifting and carrying, max 15-20 lbs.Ability to use various computer software and communicate information clearly.