
Full-Time
40
Research
The Center for Advanced Intestinal Rehabilitation and Home Parenteral Nutrition Program is seeking a Clinical Research Assistant to support day-to-day study operations, participant engagement, clinical data collection and management, and collaboration with our interdisciplinary gastroenterology and surgical research teams.
The primary study evaluates whether a 4% Tetrasodium (EDTA) catheter lock solution is more effective than standard heparin lock therapy in preventing central venous catheter occlusions and bloodstream infections in children with intestinal failure and short bowel syndrome. The Center for Advanced Intestinal Rehabilitation and Home Parenteral Nutrition Program at BCH is the largest program of its kind and serves as a major site in this 52-week multi-center randomized controlled trial. Participants completing the initial study may also enroll in an extension study, which will additionally fall under this role’s responsibilities.
This position will also support two additional industry-sponsored clinical trials:
Currently, our site has enrolled 27 subjects in the EDTA study, with overall enrollment across participating sites exceeding 75% of the planned recruitment goal. Prior experience with intestinal failure, short bowel syndrome, or parenteral nutrition is not required.
This role offers the opportunity to directly contribute to advancing therapies and improving outcomes for pediatric and adult patients with intestinal failure and short bowel syndrome. This position will also have opportunities to participate in additional clinical research studies and projects as they arise within the program.
Key Responsibilities:
Minimum Qualifications
Education:
• A Bachelor’s Degree in STEM, Psychology or a related field is required
Experience:
Boston
Regular
Part Remote/Hybrid
$41246.40-$61339.20 Annual

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