Clinical Research Coordinator

Apollo Research and Innovations

0 - 1 Years
2 Openings
1.3-1.5 Lac/Yr
Chennai

Key Skills

Clinical Research Pharmacovigilance Clinical Data Management Drug Safety

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Job Description

Position Clinical Research Coordinator

Qualification m

Experience - Above 1Years

Timing - General Shift

Salary Based upon Performance

Location Chennai

Licence: Pharmacy Lice

(Only B. Pharm is eligible for this Job)

Job Description Clinical Research Coordinator:

� To have the good knowledge of regulations and GCP guidelines.

� Ability to communicate properly between the physician, patient & the site head.

� Assist the Site Head in the managing the Site to ensure ethical conduct of research activities.

� Assist Site Head in evaluates protocols, policies and procedures regarding research projects and studies.

� Maintains pertinent records and documentation.

� Provide guidance to CRC in Screening including informed consent process, randomization, enrolment & follow-up (including Telephonic Follow-up) process & procedures.

� Maintenance of Investigator Master File as per Good documentation practices & SOP including generation of source documents.

� Oversight of Site Initiation Visit, Monitoring Visits, Site Closeout Visit.

� CRF, e-CRF entry, Data Query resolution.

� Assist the pharmacist in drug accountability and temperature maintaining logs.

� Monitoring Sr. CRC and CRC in maintaining the accountability of study materials and in scheduling study procedures.

� Endow the required file notes, weekly and monthly and monthly report to the reporting authority.

� Tracking the status of all study activities.

� Report to the Site Head daily and take advice for further action.

� Delegate the work to Senior/Junior/Trainee CRCs as per the requirement.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Salary: ?10, - ?15, per month

Experience : 0 - 1 Years

No. of Openings : 2

Education : B.Pharma

Role : Clinical Research Coordinator

Industry Type : Pharma / BioTech / Clinical Research

Gender : Female

Job Country : India

About Apollo Research and Innovations

A sedentary lifestyle, stress and unhealthy habits have been recognized as the main causes for the ever-increasing cases of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs), like obesity, diabetes, cancer, chronic lung and cardiovascular diseases. These NCDs now contribute to almost 70% of mortalities in India. It is estimated that 1 in 10 Indians suffers from an NCD and the prevalence is increasing in those who are in the ages 25-55. This underlines poor lifestyles of the most productive population and that does not bode well for a country like ours, which has over 65 per cent of its population, under the age of 35 years. According to the World Economic Forum, by 2030, the world could lose over 30 trillion dollars and about 36 million people will die every year due to NCDs if rapid remedial action is not taken up.