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Create, test and maintain SAS programs for clinical studies according to departmental standard procedures. Operates effectively as a team member or leader with an understanding of team dynamics. Meet with staff on an annual basis to develop and implement career goals in order to encourage and promote professional growth and development. view job details

Provide clinical study oversight through unblinded, on-site and remote monitoring or co-monitoring, and review of unblinded monitoring visit reports, ensuring follow-up of all action items. Participate in and may facilitate cross-functional study teams, liaise with other functional areas to accurately coordinate clinical study activities. Manage key study parameters (study start-up activities, drug inventory, lab supplies, non-clinical study supplies, screening activity, subject recruitment plans and efforts, lab sample management, safety reporting procedures, metric assessment, data colle view job details

Prepare and maintain study documentation, including reports and regulatory submissions. Assist in the development of study materials and protocols. Participate in project meetings to discuss study progress and challenges. view job details

Collaborate with investigators and site staff to facilitate study operations. Provide training and support to site personnel on study protocols and procedures. Ensure timely communication of study progress to project managers and stakeholders. view job details

The Research Status of Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia Vaccine The novel coronavirus pneumonia has spread to more than 160 countries and regions worldwide, and the virus has no specific medicine so far. Under these circumstances, the research and development of a vaccine is very important. Presently, many companies have participated in the research and development of vaccines, but four vaccine giants' attitudes toward coronavirus pneumonia vaccine are ambiguous. So now, the question becomes: which companies and institutions are involved in vaccine research and developme... view article details

Few things are as challenging as looking for work. Making smart decisions involves a host of variables that may be quite contradictory. Figuring out where you want to work next involves balancing location (where you work), occupation (what you do), compensation (what you make), and availability (what jobs are open). The earliest stages of the job hunt are a lot like a game of MadLibs™. For starters, fill in the following blanks in this simple CareerMadLib: I want to be a(n)  (name of occupation)   working in  (name of location)   making   (annual salary) . Think About What Means the Most to ... view article details

Q: At work, two departments have two separate requirements. One requires a four-year bachelor's degree with a lower starting salary than the other, which requires only a two-year associate's degree. Is this appropriate?A: I know of no legal precedent requiring employers to pay someone with a bachelor's degree more than someone with an associate's degree. If your company has a compensation strategy that pays its employees based on competence and skill sets, it is possible that someone with an associate's degree would get paid more than an employee with a bachelor's degree.I can't say whether it... view article details

The modern war for talent is marked by competition for highly-skilled workers. Companies know that a robust vacation package, remote work flexibility, and summer Fridays can appeal to all those darn millennials. But perhaps organizations shouldn't draw the line at these common work-life initiatives. Psychological evidence widely shows that shortening the 40-hour workweek altogether will increase productivity and employee engagement. Organizations Breaking with Tradition Earlier this year, New Zealand-based trustee company Perpetual Guardian took the working world by storm when it experimented ... view article details

Job description Nurses provide a variety of services to their patients. In general, they help to prevent injury and disease, promote healthy living, and care for the sick. They provide direct care for their patients through administering medications, and assisting with convalescence and rehabilitation. Nurses help people improve and maintain health by creating and managing care plans for their patients. Nurses can either choose to specialize in an area or many are general nurses that perform a variety of duties as needed for the physician. Areas of specialty include surgical, neonatal, anesthe... view article details

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