Analyst, Public Administration - Los Angeles

Job Title: Analyst, Public Administration
UCLA Title: Analyst, Public Administration
Job No.: H58624
Work Hours: 8 AM – 5PM MON - FRI
Work Location: 3360 PVUB 707707
Job Type: Career
Duration: Indefinite
Minimum Salary: $19.90 / $3463
Maximum Salary: $35.80 / $6230
Layoff Referral Deadline: 08/22/2011
Bargaining Unit: 99


Job Duties:

Participate in all research activities as part of the clinical research team located at UCLA/UCLA Santa Monica while under the direction of the team leader, investigators, MSO, Financial Administrative Office (FAO), Medical Director, and Research Director (Senior Management) of the JCCC CRU. The incumbent is responsible for the regulatory coordination of clinical research studies. This includes responsibility for preparation, submission and maintenance of regulatory files to fulfill research requirements. Work with study monitors to process, review and collect the appropriate regulatory documents in a timely manner. Ability to work flexible hours and/or overtime to meet study deadlines and requirements. Work may be assigned by the team leader or Senior Management, and assignments may be changed on an as-needed basis in order to ensure that studies and patient care needs are handled appropriately and in a timely manner.


Job Qualifications:

Demonstrated working knowledge of current medical terminology specific to oncology, to accurately read entries in patient charts and record accurately and timely, information into study records and other appropriate research data forms. Clinical research experience, with in depth knowledge of clinical oncology as it pertains to clinical trials and studies. Demonstrated knowledge of “good clinical practices” for clinical research as defined by the FDA. Ability to work at more than one site, travel to participating clinics and attend off-site staff meetings, conferences and investigators meetings. Demonstrated organizational skills to efficiently and effectively provide data management/monitoring support for multiple clinical trials and projects, providing accurate information in a timely manner. Demonstrated understanding of confidential information, how it is defined, and demonstrated skill in maintaining confidential status of such information. Demonstrated knowledge of all components of the research process as it pertains to clinical trials and studies, i.e., IRB procedures and processes, data management, etc. Demonstrated interpersonal skills to work with patients, their families/ guardians, physicians, administrators, work colleagues, representatives from sponsors and other to achieve maximum efficiency in reaching and maintaining workplace goals in a professional manner. Ability to understand that work may be delegated by more than one person, depending on the individual needs of the clinical study and to carry out job responsibilities as assigned in a timely manner. Demonstrated English writing skills to generate original correspondence, including reports, using correct grammar, syntax and punctuation.