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University Of Michigan Work Values

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Daily Duties at University Of Michigan:

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN HOSPITAL – Ann Arbor, MI 2/1987-5/2004 Clinical Research Associate II (7/02-5/04) Skillfully managed multiple Phase I-III oncological clinical trials. Performed patient accrual, eligibility, and registration procedures. Wrote and distributed serious adverse event, data safety, and monitoring reports to medical personnel and external agencies. Collaborated with pharmaceutical companies to implement and complete studies. Processed monthly financial reports. Handled and shipped specimens. Ensured compliance with all GCP, ICH, IRB, and FDA regulations and guidelines, and prepared for QARC and other audits. Facilitated closeout meetings. Created presentations for SPORE meetings and conferences. Key Achievements: Displayed nursing expertise and a commitment to accuracy in the implementation of several concurrent studies. Ensured compliance with all GCP, , IRB, and FDA regulations and guidelines, and prepared for QARC and other audits.


What they like about University Of Michigan:

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Information about University Of Michigan


Company Rank: Not Available

Average length of employment : 17 years

Average salary of employees: $60,000

These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with University Of Michigan:

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Climbers who worked at University Of Michigan had these interests:

Books
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Magazines
The Monitor Monthly magazine for Clinical Research Professionals


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