FAQs
What is the primary role of the Research Enrollment Analyst?
The primary role of the Research Enrollment Analyst is to enroll participants in research projects and develop a self-directed research project that supports the goals of the Investigators and Research Department.
What are the essential functions of the Research Enrollment Analyst?
Essential functions include coordinating clinical research protocols, communicating with research participants, maintaining relationships with research communities, screening potential participants, managing consent forms, ensuring regulatory compliance, and assisting in research project initiation.
What qualifications are required for the Research Enrollment Analyst position?
The position requires an Associate's degree or 2 years of work experience above the minimum qualification, along with less than 1 year of experience.
Are there any preferred skills or experience for this role?
Yes, preferred skills include phlebotomy skills and experience with databases, as well as excellent written and oral communication abilities.
What type of research protocols will the Research Enrollment Analyst work with?
The analyst will coordinate non-therapeutic clinical research protocols, which may include minimal risk studies such as surveys and chart reviews.
How does the role support participant retention?
The role involves communicating regularly with research participants via phone calls, mail-outs, and online channels to maintain a high level of participant retention.
Is there any support for professional development in this role?
Yes, Baylor Scott & White Health offers debt-free tuition assistance and access to various educational programs to support professional development and career growth.
What benefits are offered to employees in this position?
Benefits include eligibility on day one for all benefits, a dollar-for-dollar 401(k) match up to 5%, debt-free tuition assistance, and immediate access to time-off benefits.
Will the Research Enrollment Analyst need to collaborate with other teams?
Yes, the analyst will work with marketing for research advertisements and collaborate with PIs and other research staff to ensure successful project implementation and compliance.
Are there opportunities for presenting research findings?
Yes, the Research Enrollment Analyst may be asked to make presentations on projects at the request of the Principal Investigator.