RN - Clinical Research Infusion Coordinator (Neuroscience) at Childrens Hospital of The King's Daughters – Norfolk, Virginia

The RN - Clinical Research Infusion Coordinator (RN - CRIC) works closely with and under the guidance of responsible research investigators in the preparation and implementation of new and ongoing clinical trials, and provides protocol-related clinical management to participants while on study. The RN - CRIC ensures successful, patient-oriented, safe, and effective conduct of clinical trials. Ensures compliance with the research protocol, federal and institutional policies, and Good Clinical Practices governing clinical research. Serves as a resource to the interdisciplinary team. Reports to departmental leadership.

Current Virginia state license as a Registered Nurse (RN) or Registered Nurse holding a valid Compact State license required. BLS, PALS, and ALS certification required and/or must be obtained within first 30 days of employment. Citi Module certification required and/or must be obtained within first 30 days of employment.

RN specialty certification preferred (CPN or CCRN).

Bachelor’s Degree (BSN) required or must be actively enrolled in a bachelor’s program with graduation within three years.

Technical and professional knowledge and skills unique to the pediatric neuroscience patient population, usually acquired through 3-5 years progressive clinical nursing experience in the related specialty area.

Professional knowledge of nursing theory and practice as it relates to the area of expertise. Must possess effective computer skills Ability to analyze and problem solve independently. Exceptional interpersonal skills that display effective and professional customer service skills and interactions.

Frequent exposure to communicable diseases, toxic substances, hazardous materials, medicinal preparations, body fluids and other conditions common to the healthcare environment.

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