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IDAR Summer Intern

  • Internship
    Full-time
    Summer Internship
  • Data
    Research & Development

AI generated summary

  • You must be an undergrad, completed freshman year, with a focus on data science or related fields, possess good communication skills, and be available for a full-time internship.
  • You will support clinical trials, execute data management activities, analyze risks, aid in ARBM, and interact with the Data Management and Central Monitoring Team.

Requirements

  • Candidate must be actively enrolled in an accredited university pursuing an undergraduate degree for the duration of the intern assignment.
  • Completion of undergraduate freshmen year at an accredited university is required.
  • Preferred fields of study are data science, engineering, computer science, and/or other health related or scientific fields.
  • Good written and verbal communication skills (in English) required.
  • Availability to work 40 hours per week for duration of internship.
  • Some experience with data review and/or data analysis preferred.
  • Some experience working with technology platforms and systems used for the collection, analysis and reporting of data preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Executes assigned activities for clinical trials within scope of responsibility for assignment.
  • Conducts activities in compliance with J&J and Data Management and Central Monitoring SOPs, processes and policies.
  • May support innovation or process improvement projects within the department, as directed.
  • Supports Central Monitoring Managers and/or Central Monitoring Leaders in the set‐up, execution, and/or close‐out of Analytical Risk‐Based Monitoring (ARBM) on clinical studies as outlined in the end‐to‐end process.
  • Activities may include the use of various systems and databases to analyze risks related to trial quality/performance, study participant safety, and compliance and the identification of trends and early warning signals.
  • Supports execution of ARBM strategies by study team members, helping to ensure appropriate actions are taken by the central or local team members to investigate, resolve, and document potential risks and resolutions.
  • Supports the execution of trial level data management activities per applicable procedures, with direction from the Data Management Leader, Global Data Manager or Clinical Data manager.
  • May include scientific study data review and management of Clinical Data Manager, Study Responsible Scientist, and Study Responsible Physician related queries in EDC system and other clinical data review activities (e.g. Coding, SAE reconciliation).
  • Typically, primarily interacts with other roles within the Data Management and Central Monitoring Team.

FAQs

What is the focus of the IDAR Summer Intern position at Johnson & Johnson?

The IDAR Summer Intern position is focused on developing talent for careers in pharmaceutical research and development, specifically within the Integrated Data Analytics and Reporting departments, including Data Management and Central Monitoring.

What universities are eligible for this internship?

Candidates must be actively enrolled in an accredited university, and they should have completed their freshman year to be eligible for the internship.

What is the duration of the internship?

The internship is scheduled for the summer, and interns are expected to work 40 hours per week during this period.

What roles may interns be assigned to within the Data Management and Central Monitoring team?

Interns may be assigned to one of the following roles based on business needs: Central Monitor Intern or Data Manager Intern.

What responsibilities does a Central Monitor Intern have?

A Central Monitor Intern supports Central Monitoring Managers in the setup, execution, and close-out of Analytical Risk-Based Monitoring on clinical studies, and conducts risk analysis related to trial quality, participant safety, and compliance.

What responsibilities does a Data Manager Intern have?

A Data Manager Intern assists in trial level data management activities, reviews scientific study data, and manages queries related to clinical data.

What fields of study are preferred for candidates applying to this internship?

Preferred fields of study include data science, engineering, computer science, and other health-related or scientific fields.

What skills are required for the internship?

Candidates should have good written and verbal communication skills in English, experience with data review or analysis, and familiarity with technology platforms and systems for data collection, analysis, and reporting.

Is Johnson & Johnson an equal opportunity employer?

Yes, Johnson & Johnson is an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer, and they welcome applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, national origin, or protected veteran status.

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