(GHU)
and Treatment of severe Anaemia in African Children: a randomized controlled
trial (TRACT)
liability company involved in facilitating collaborative research especially in
the area of brain injury and neurodevelopment. The organization subcontracts
and manages research grants. GHU is looking for suitably qualified staff for
its new project entitled ‘Transfusion and Treatment of severe Anaemia in African
Children: a randomized controlled trial (TRACT)’ (the “Project”).
Coordinator will be responsible for the day to day running of the study.
- Ensure study protocol is followed /quality
assurance. - In charge of the documentation and filing
of all project documents. - Manage onsite finances and ensure
accountability of all expenditures. - Responsible for scheduling all study
related activities as per protocol. - Ensure the recruitment and enrollment of
eligible patients into the study - The jobholder may occasionally be required
to screen patients and explain the study to them including scheduling
patient appointments. - Maintain and update an inventory of all
project assets and ensure good custody of the same. - Make necessary arrangements for visitors
to the project site and plan for other project activities like conferences
& workshops etc. - Arrange for follow up of patients and
ensure that study participants get their transport refunds and the food packages
according to protocol. - Will be involved in actual patient care
for study participants. - Perform any other duties assigned by your
supervisor.
Experience:
- The Study Coordinator must have a good
nursing degree (BSN) - A minimum of two years’ clinical practice.
- Demonstrated research experience in
Malaria - The applicant should have completed some
form of human participants training in research and /or - Good clinical practice
- Must be hardworking, enthusiastic about
research with excellent communication skills.
interested candidates who fully meet the above requirements should submit a
detailed CV, a TYPED covering letter explaining how and why you are suited to
the role, and the contact details of three referees to: The Human Resource
Officer, Global Health Uganda, P.O. Box 33842, Kampala. Uganda OR Hand
delivered to Plot 138 Upper Mawanda Road, opposite Mawanda road police Station
short listed candidates will be contacted. If you have not been contacted within
two weeks of the closing date we regret that your application has been
unsuccessful.
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