Job Description

We are seeking a dedicated and passionate Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) to join our research team in supporting the new Multidisciplinary Intervention Program for Prevention of Dementia. The ideal candidate should hold a bachelor's degree and demonstrate strong communication skills and learning aptitude. A background in psychology or life sciences, along with basic data entry and processing skills, is highly desirable.
Key Responsibilities:

• Assist in the coordination and management of clinical research studies related to cognitive impairment and dementia prevention.
• Recruit, screen, and engage with study participants, ensuring informed consent and ethical standards are maintained.
• Communicate effectively with patients, caregivers, and the clinical team to facilitate smooth study operations.
• Collect, enter, and manage research data accurately using designated data management systems.
• Perform basic data processing and preliminary analyses as required.
• Maintain detailed and organized study records in compliance with regulatory and institutional guidelines.
• Contribute to team meetings, bringing insights and a proactive approach to learning and collaboration.

• Education: Bachelor's degree, preferably in Psychology, Healthcare or related disciplines.
• Experience: Prior experience in clinical research or working with cognitive patients is advantageous.
• Skills:

• Genuine interest in cognitive health research and dedication to patient care
• Adaptability and quick learning capabilities within a dynamic research setting

• Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities, with demonstrated language proficiency to engage effectively with diverse stakeholders in both professional and informal settings
• Competency in data management tools, including Excel and REDCap

• Opportunities for professional development and training in clinical research.
• A collaborative and supportive work environment.
• Involvement in impactful research contributing to advancements in cognitive health.