• [Photo] Ryan Clark September 16, 2003

    BACKGROUND

    Coordinate support of IT systems utilized for clinical trials including projects such as building study protocol templates, developing derivation and validation procedures, participating in study reviews, maintaining active studies, and providing user support.

    RESPONSIBILITIES:
    • Design Data Collection Modules (DCM), Data Collection Instruments (DCI), data entry screens, develop validation and derivation procedures, and set up the lab subsystem.
    • Build business practices to facilitate the processing, cleaning, quality assurance, and review of clinical study data.
    • Provide application support for Oracle Clinical Remote Data Capture (RDC) and Discoverer to the clinical research community.
    • Provide analysis of systems and coordinate implementation of modifications.
    • Conduct preactivation study reviews and maintain production studies.
    • Coordinate support of development and systems issues with DBAs and systems staff.
    REQUIREMENTS:
    • B.S. or B.A. Degree in Computer Science or Life Sciences.
    • Minimum of 2 years of relevant experience, which includes user support and/or training experience.
    • Demonstrated experience working with Oracle Clinical in a data management environment is required, along with PL/SQL.
    • Familiarity with Oracle Forms, Remote Data Capture (RDC) and Oracle Discoverer preferred.
    • Knowledge of medical research practices and familiarity with the full clinical trial process.

    CONTACT

    Ryan Clark
    Senior Staffing Consultant
    5626 Southwestern Boulevard
    Baltimore, MD 21227
    410-242-5560 (main); 410-247-3248 (fax)
    http://www.pinnacleresources.com

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