Regulatory Coordinator I - Neurosciences - Los Angeles, CA

Job Description
Are you ready to bring your skills to a world-class healthcare organization recognized as one of the top ten in the United States? Come join our team!

About the Role

This position will provide support to the Departments of Neurology and Neurosurgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.

The Regulatory Coordinator I prepares and submits protocols and supporting documents to regulatory bodies such as PPC, PRMC, IBCS, Cedars-Sinai IRB, External IRB, IACUC and any research committee involved in the Pre-Award/Post-award process. This role submits continuations, amendments, responds to questions, generates reports, and maintains research files and documentation involving the regulatory requirements for the study/clinical trial. Other duties include, representing the Research Department when meeting with sponsors, attending team meetings, and working with other staff to ensure all regulatory documents and requirements are up-to-date. Ensures compliance with all federal and local agencies including the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and local Institutional Review Board (IRB).

Primary Duties and Responsibilities:

Submits continuations and amendments as necessary to maintain compliance with regulatory requirements and institutional policies.
Responds to all questions from the IRB or IACUC related to the regulatory aspects of the study.
Completes forms and generates all reports necessary to follow regulatory requirements and institutional policies.
Works closely with the clinical trial coordinator, research staff, and investigators to make sure that all regulatory documents for the research studies are up-to-date.
Attends research team meetings and updates staff and investigators on the status of regulatory submission and amendments.
Maintains research practices using Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines.
Maintains strict patient confidentiality according to HIPAA regulations and applicable law.
Participates in required training and education programs.