RN Research Navigator - Office of Clinical Trials- part time- Limited Tenure
Posted 2025-08-15
Remote, USA
Full Time
Immediate Start
About the position
The RN Research Navigator at Mayo Clinic is a part-time, limited tenure position focused on coordinating activities related to identifying patients eligible for clinical trials. This role involves pre-screening patients, logging demographic information, tracking study availability, and providing educational resources regarding clinical trial protocols. The position supports the overall goals of the clinical trials program and requires effective communication with healthcare professionals.
Responsibilities
• Coordinates activities to identify patients eligible for clinical trials.
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• Pre-screens patients for placement into open and enrolling clinical trials.
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• Logs pre-screening information for reporting measures on patient demographics and disease type.
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• Tracks updated lists of studies with open slots, cohorts, and wait lists.
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• Provides timely feedback to referring physicians and CRCs about patient eligibility.
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• Acts as an educational resource regarding protocol requirements and specific disease processes.
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• Works directly with unit supervisors, coordinators, program managers, primary investigators, and research leadership.
Requirements
• Registered Nurse licensure required.
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• Basic Life Support Certification required.
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• Three to five years of recent research experience required.
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• Minimum of two years' experience in the Mayo Clinic system preferred.
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• Knowledge of Institutional Review Board Guidelines, FDA Code of Federal Regulations, and ICH/GCP Guidelines required.
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• Strong written communication skills required.
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• Computer knowledge and skills required.
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• Technical and analytical skills in the use of complex medical equipment.
Nice-to-haves
• Certification through a national research organization (ACRP, SOCRA) preferred.
,
• Demonstrated ability to train, assist, and educate coordinators as necessary.
Benefits
• Opportunities for advancement
,
• Comprehensive benefit plans
,
• Support for continuing education Apply tot his job
The RN Research Navigator at Mayo Clinic is a part-time, limited tenure position focused on coordinating activities related to identifying patients eligible for clinical trials. This role involves pre-screening patients, logging demographic information, tracking study availability, and providing educational resources regarding clinical trial protocols. The position supports the overall goals of the clinical trials program and requires effective communication with healthcare professionals.
Responsibilities
• Coordinates activities to identify patients eligible for clinical trials.
,
• Pre-screens patients for placement into open and enrolling clinical trials.
,
• Logs pre-screening information for reporting measures on patient demographics and disease type.
,
• Tracks updated lists of studies with open slots, cohorts, and wait lists.
,
• Provides timely feedback to referring physicians and CRCs about patient eligibility.
,
• Acts as an educational resource regarding protocol requirements and specific disease processes.
,
• Works directly with unit supervisors, coordinators, program managers, primary investigators, and research leadership.
Requirements
• Registered Nurse licensure required.
,
• Basic Life Support Certification required.
,
• Three to five years of recent research experience required.
,
• Minimum of two years' experience in the Mayo Clinic system preferred.
,
• Knowledge of Institutional Review Board Guidelines, FDA Code of Federal Regulations, and ICH/GCP Guidelines required.
,
• Strong written communication skills required.
,
• Computer knowledge and skills required.
,
• Technical and analytical skills in the use of complex medical equipment.
Nice-to-haves
• Certification through a national research organization (ACRP, SOCRA) preferred.
,
• Demonstrated ability to train, assist, and educate coordinators as necessary.
Benefits
• Opportunities for advancement
,
• Comprehensive benefit plans
,
• Support for continuing education Apply tot his job