Clinical Research Nurse (Medtech)

TL;DR

Clinical Research Nurse (Medtech): Providing high-quality nursing care directly in patients’ homes while supporting important research studies with an accent on patient assessments and medication administration. Focus on ensuring compliance with study protocols and ethical conduct.

Location: Stamford, Connecticut; Drive up to 1–2 hours to patient homes in your area (travel time compensated!)

Salary: $55/hr onsite and $50/hr travel time

Company

hirify.global contributes to groundbreaking medical advancements through clinical research.

What you will do

• Deliver competent, high-quality nursing care to study patients in their homes.
• Ensure compliance with each study’s protocol by providing thorough review and documentation at each subject study visit.
• Administer investigational medications/products as needed and perform patient assessments to determine presence of side effects.
• Perform medical tests as outlined in protocol, including vital signs, specimen collection, and electrocardiograms.
• Provide patient education and medical information to study patients to ensure understanding of proper medication dosage, administration, and disease treatment.
• Communicate effectively, promoting open and trusting relationships.

Requirements

• Relevant Nurse Licensure.
• CH-GCP Certificate.
• Graduate from an accredited BSN or Associate Degree in Nursing or Nursing Diploma program.
• Minimum 2 years’ post qualification acute care experience.
• BLS certification required.
• Good basic IT skills, utilizing mobile devices and Microsoft systems.
• A flexible schedule is essential.
• Unencumbered driver’s license, reliable car.

Culture & Benefits

• Competitive hourly pay rate, including compensation for travel time.
• Flexible schedule to maintain work-life balance.
• Mileage reimbursement for travel expenses.
• Ongoing training and support to grow your clinical research skills.
• Opportunity to make a meaning impact on patients' lives while contributing to cutting-edge medical research.