Certified Phlebotomy Technician (Evening/Overnight Shift)

At Parexel Glendale, CA unit our highly trained and skilled Research Associates are crucial to ensuring the successful completion of Phase I trials. This is a great role for anyone that aspires to be an enrollment specialist, clinical research coordinator, or eventually manager. Parexel provides a great system of support to help you grow and advance your career internally.

What you'll do after training is completed (including but not limited):

• You will understand study protocols and be able to complete required medical procedures.
• Recruit study participants by calling the database, attending company sponsored community events, posting flyers in schools, senior centers, supermarkets, and other establishments.
• Enter study participants in the study participant tracking system and study logs, maintain appointment calendars, and operate company information systems and computer programs.
• Conduct screening visits and study protocol specific study participant visits, assist staff physicians in assessment of concomitant medications, adverse events, lab results, and other test results.
• Prepare/monitor study supplies and stock levels in clinic/hospital.
• Label, inventory, and send plasma samples.
• Problem solves study participant issues as they arise.
• Ensure basic study participant safety is provided.
• Assist with Monitor visits (i.e., room set up, etc.).
• Identify issues that need Sponsor approval and bring these to the attention of the CRC.
• Maintain and update knowledge of Clinical Operating Guidelines and their proper application.
• Assume appropriate role with study participants and caregivers.
• Assure quality and accuracy of source and CRF documentation.
• Comply with Quality Management (QM) department guidelines and perform corrections for QM, CRC and Monitor/Sponsor Representative in a timely manner.

Your Profile:

• Customer service experience in a fast-paced environment
• Clinical Research experience or patient experience is required
• B.S.+ in related life science field OR HS diploma or GED with experience
• Comfortable standing and walking for a prolonged period of time
• Certified Phlebotomy Technician I License is required

Hours/Shift - all shifts are onsite (no remote work)

• Required Training: three weeks working 40 hours a week Mon - Fri 8:00am to 4:30pm then will move to PM shift training
• Post training: Shifts will start between 3pm and 11pm for 8-hour shifts (3 weekend shifts in a 6-week period)