Research Nurse III at Cedars Sinai SOCCI

The Cedars-Sinai Samuel Oschin Comprehensive Cancer Institute is hiring  for a Research Nurse II position in the Bone Marrow Transplant Research Group.

This position has primary responsibility for all activities associated with clinical study coordination, including subject recruitment/enrollment, study coordination, data management/integrity, grant expenditure adherence, regulatory compliance, project/study evaluation and subject interfacing. Serves as liaison between nursing staff, the Principal Investigator, other research personnel and the study participant. Assists with education of junior staff. Has general oversight of research portfolio as it pertains to the clinical coordination of the studies.

Requirements

Minimum of one (1) year clinical nursing experience (Oncology preferred). At least three additional (3+) years of research nursing experience. Knowledge or research nursing practices, clinical expertise, and research compliance. Excellent verbal and written communication skills required. Demonstrated commitment to quality service and care, team work, and CSMC goals.

Educational Requirements

Bachelor of Science Degree

License/Certification/Registration Requirements

Valid California RN license. Current BLS (Basic Life Saving Certificate) and CCRC/CCRP (Certified Clinical Research Coordinator/Professional) certification from ACRP or SOCRA, required.

More about Samuel Oschin Cancer Institute at Cedars Sinai

The Samuel Oschin Comprehensive Cancer Institute (SOCCI) of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, serves as the hub for a full range of specialty centers that diagnose and treat cancer. Its’ core mission is the advancement of research discoveries into safe, effective therapies to more effectively diagnose, treat and prevent cancers, including those of the brain, breast, ovaries, prostate, lungs, thyroid, and head and neck, as well as leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma and sarcoma. The cancer center consists of approximately 50 physicians, supported by over 200 staff who together conduct research funded by a portfolio of $10 million in federal funds. SOCCI has over 125 institute members including clinical investigators, basic/translational scientists, and clinical associate members.

In 2008, Cedars-Sinai was re-awarded the Magnet Excellence in Nursing designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). Cedars-Sinai is one of only a handful of hospitals to receive this designation three times, which recognizes commitment to nursing development and quality care.