Associate research specialist vs research coordinator

Differences between associate research specialist and research coordinator duties and responsibilities

Associate research specialist example responsibilities.

• Attain and practice medical insurance information rapidly and correctly; including main carriers and Medicaid.
• Develop an interactive mapping system which utilizes a SAS programming platform and geospatial technology.
• Participate in a summer research intensive that provide hands-on training in interdisciplinary biomedical laboratory techniques with an emphasis in advance instrumentation.
• Develop and implement clinical and community-base research and evaluation projects in HIV prevention, smoking interventions, and domestic violence

Research coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage participant's records ensuring confidentiality as well as NIH specifications.
• Manage all IRB submissions, sponsor communications, participate in monitoring visits, drug reconciliation and dispensing.
• Recruit, screen, conduct psychometric examinations and collect data for pharmaceutical clinical trials in patients diagnose with Alzheimer's disease.
• Maintain confidential information and appropriate ethical professionalism with highly sensitive personal health information; take part in IRB human subjects training.
• Assist in preparation of grants, NIH progress reports, presentations, and manuscripts.
• Ensure and maintain confidentiality, privacy and compliance of patient rights in accordance with HIPAA regulations and NVCI policies.
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