Clinical Research Coordinator Position @ Duke University, Durham NC

The Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator, Sr. to oversee 3 projects directed by Dr. Kimberly Carpenter. Start date is flexible, with a goal of July 2024. The projects include: (1) understanding the impact of co-occurring anxiety, ADHD, and autism and (2) machine learning to develop synchronized EEG and behavior biomarkers in young autistic children.

Responsibilities

• Supervision of projects
• Manage a team of clinical research specialists (research assistants) and undergraduates,
• Recruitment and engagement
• Data collection
• Maintain study level regulatory documents and IRB protocols
• Manage project deliverables to ensure on-time completion of projects
• Coordination of complex studies requiring communication both within the institution and with international collaborators
• Assist in the preparations and dissemination of research results.

Minimum experience

• Requires an associate’s degree
• Minimum of six years of research experience
• A Bachelor's degree may substitute for 2 years required experience
• Strong organizational skills
• Attention to detail
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Preferred experience

• Experience working with neurodivergent children (Autism & ADHD)
• Data management skills (RedCap)
• Experience or working knowledge of neurophysiological data acquisition (eye tracking and EEG)
• Working knowledge of good clinical practice and regulatory policies
• Bachelor’s degree in Psychology/Neuroscience/related field

To apply

Interested applicants should send their CV to caitlin.stone@duke.edu for immediate review.