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Center For Neurological Restoration, Cleveland Ohio

• Collaborates with primary investigator, sponsor and research staff to plan, conduct and evaluate project protocols. • Monitors and reports on progress of projects as necessary. • Assists with the recruitment, selection and monitoring of research project participants. • Conducts patient visits with emphasis on capturing vital signs, performing ECGs, venipuncture, spirometry, and study assessment scales such as MoCA, MMSE, GDS-15, SDM, COWAT, HVLT, ESS, QUIP, SCOPA-AUT, SCOPA-COG, BDI/II, and BJLO.• Comfortable using technologies to capture quantitative motor skills and using platforms such as Virgil• Manages the handling of adverse events, compliance and other participant-related issues. • Coordinates the preparation and delivery of departmental communications, presentations and marketing or educational materials. • Educates the public about current clinical trials for Parkinson's and Huntington's disease at local symposia • Collaborates to ensure compliance with applicable regulations and standards.• Assists with responding to and preparing for audits.• Mentors new employees

Center For Neurological Restoration

• Collaborates with primary investigator, sponsor and research staff to plan, conduct and evaluate project protocols. • Monitors and reports on progress of projects as necessary. • Assists with the recruitment, selection and monitoring of research project participants. • Conducts patient visits with emphasis on capturing vital signs, performing ECGs, venipuncture, spirometry, and study assessment scales such as MoCA, GDS-15, SDM, COWAT, HVLT, ESS, QUIP, SCOPA-AUT, SCOPA-COG, BDI/II, and BJLO.• Manages the handling of adverse events, compliance and other participant-related issues. • Coordinates the preparation and delivery of departmental communications, presentations and marketing or educational materials. • Collaborates to ensure compliance with applicable regulations and standards.• Assists with responding to and preparing for audits.• Mentors new employees

• Direct day to day operations in a world-renowned microsurgical lab with full-time Research Fellows and various medical students and high school volunteers. • Research administration involving creation of research and departmental budgets, manage grant reports, submit grants through GAMS(grant application and management system), work with the Office of Sponsored Research Programs(OSRP) and Sponsored Programs Accounting (SPA) to expedite grant review and approval, work with Legal to draft and approve contracts, renewals, and extensions• Teach internal, external, and international physicians how to perform surgery under a microscope and conduct transplantation research with the goal of improving patients’ lives.• Assure compliance with internal and external animal use and regulatory agencies such the Cleveland Clinic IACUC, AAALAC, USDA, and DOD.• Maintain annual Continuing Medical Education accreditation for Microsurgery Training courses• Responsible for all purchasing and inventory. • Maintain all computer and office equipment, surgical and tabletop microscopes, surgical instruments, and various research laboratory equipment. • Write and renew multiple animal research protocols.• Train new employees. • Schedule/oversee weeklong microsurgery training courses in which 35-50 internal, external, and international physicians participate throughout the year.

Participate in an in-vivo medical device/drug discovery team consisting of biologists, chemists, and pharmacologists. Responsible for surgical prep and support including gas and injectable anesthesia. Conduct experiments and collect data. Ensure USDA, NIH, DEA, and GLP/ISO 9001 compliance. Train and mentor new employees. Arrange and maintain a flexible surgical schedule for several research groups. Write and revise Sops and experimental reports. All animal facility purchasing, inventory control, and maintenance.