Hospital For Special Surgery Work Values

Daily Duties at Hospital For Special Surgery:

·Clinical Trial Facilitator for Spine, Scoliosis, Trauma, Metabolic Bone, Rehabilitation, Anesthesiology, Metabolic Bone, Limb Lengthening, Nursing, Foot & Ankle, Neurology, and Physiatry Departments. ·Worked regularly with the following sponsors for Spine and Scoliosis” Aesculap, Biomet, Cascade, Depuy, Exactech, K2M, Medtronic Spine, Osteotech, Smith & Nephew, Stryker Spine, and Zimmer. ·Created, negotiated, and maintained fiscal accountability for clinical trial budgets by implementing cost reduction. ·Compliance by monitoring high risk studies within the institution as required by the CRRAC Committee (Clinical Research Regulatory Affairs Committee) ·Produced “Kick-Off” meetings with the Principal Investigators, their staff and all other departments related to the trial.

What they like about Hospital For Special Surgery:

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Tags

Clinical Research, Leadership

Skills

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