The biomedical ethics coordinator assists with multidisciplinary research analysis using a variety of analytical, quantitative, and qualitative research skills. The coordinator conducts comprehensive literature searches related to biomedical ethics initiatives and compiles and summarizes written and electronic data for research projects. Researches funding sources and collects necessary documents for participating in external research collaborations. Writes draft reports that clearly and concisely summarize and illustrate projects findings, outcomes and results. Drafts sections of grants, abstracts and manuscripts. Collects and assists in designing data analysis strategies, evaluating data needs and methods of data collection. Implements the data collection protocol including IRB submissions. Obtains consent and conducts interviews with study participants. Assists in reviewing study methods. Evaluates the reliability of data sources to ensure data integrity. Maintains and completes appropriate study documents according to the study protocol, institutional policies, and government regulations, if applicable. Determines which study documents are appropriate and develops or creates additional documents as needed. Coordinates multiple project assignments and is responsible for completing tasks in given timeline. Designs and maintains quantitative and qualitative databases including the management and updating of data.
Bachelor degree including substantial coursework in bioethics or health-related social sciences (psychology, medical sociology, medical anthropology, or public health). Research experience demonstrating either strong qualitative and/or quantitative background.
Experience with previous research projects with quantitative and/or qualitative focus. Competent to work independently in most phases of research analysis, requiring only general instructions and direction. Demonstrated proficiency in written and verbal communication, critical thinking, and research methodology. Able to think logically and to systematically analyze alternative solutions in problem solving. Knowledgeable about a current health care delivery environment Demonstrated interest in bioethics.
Master’s degree in relevant field (medical anthropology, bioethics, public health) desirable.
This position will also require a MN background check.
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