Preclinical Research Coordinator Job Listing at Kelly Services in Blue Ash, OH (Job ID US3556008_BH9802625)

Description

Preclinical Research Coordinator


Kelly Outsourcing Consulting Group has an opening for a Preclinical Research Coordinator for a long-term engagement at one of our Global medical device clients in Cincinnati, Ohio. The role is eligible for medical benefits, paid time off including vacation (PTO), and holidays, 401K, and annual performance reviews. The Kelly COG team supports Preclinical Research in Vivarium operations and includes twenty team members. If you're passionate about bringing the latest scientific discoveries to life and are ready to take the next step in your career, trust The Experts at Hiring Experts.  This client is a company that's leading the way in medical device industry.

• Schedule: On-site Monday through Friday 7am to 3:30pm
• Pay: $30-40 an hour Depending on experience

The Preclinical Research Coordinator will serve as the central scheduler, coordinator, and logistics person for the execution of preclinical studies within the Preclinical Research in Cincinnati, OH.
Responsibilities

• Serves as central point of contact for the receipt, processing, and scheduling of Preclinical Research studies Provides a study preparedness plan to study director with targeted dates for successful study execution.
• Meets with RA team, SVT team and preclinical leadership to review lab schedule, resourcing, and critical needs for successful lab execution.
• Assesses lab space capabilities and assigns labs to space, based on needs of study.
• Maintains the Preclinical Research surgical lab calendar.
• Collects performance data and provides to the Preclinical Project Manager for use in the generation of Preclinical performance metrics
• A monthly report of lab scheduling changes and reason for change.
• Attends weekly meeting, as requested, with project leads and Program manager to review future studies and scheduling conflicts.
• Works with Program manager to assess workload capacity and availability for key resources such as study director, surgeon, SVT, LAR, and RA.
• Partners with study directors to coordinate and determine resources needed to support animate and tissue labs.
• Submits appropriate forms to EHS for safety approval for new lab supplies, drugs and materials requested for preclinical use
• Qualifications
• Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 2 years' experience in a medical device or pharmaceutical setting required or equivalent. 
• Knowledge of medical device regulations and regulatory/notified body requirements is preferred.
• Demonstrated ability to work cross-functionally, influencing a program's direction is required.
• Expertise in Project Management tools is a must.
• Excellent communication skills – written/verbal/listening.
• Ability to clearly document and communicate plans and results.
• Able to lead and work effectively in a team-oriented environment that embraces ownership and accountability for innovation, change, risk, and flexibility

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