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Indiana University School of Medicine
Indiana University School of Medicine
Pediatrics

Staff Careers

Staff in the Department of Pediatrics belong to a proud and diverse community of colleagues who support and applaud each other in all achievements, big or small.

Staff engage in a challenging and rewarding work culture, where both personal and professional quality of life is highly valued. Employees take advantage of a full range of benefits, including generous paid time off, paid parental leave, robust health and retirement plans, tuition benefit, and a plethora of wellness and employee assistance resources.

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Clinical Research

The Division of Pediatrics Children's Health Services Research is seeking a bilingual project manager (clinical research coordinator) to support a growing portfolio of community-engaged research focused on adolescent mental health. This position will serve as a key bilingual liaison with community partners while also contributing to project management, qualitative research, and scholarly dissemination.

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The IUSM Division Pediatric Gastroenterology is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator. Job responsibilities include serving as the primary coordinator for several studies, both industry and investigator initiates, managing multiple, large databases, assisting with the building of REDCap to allow collection of data and coordinating with other divisions to facilitate the sharing of protocols and procedures.

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Program Management

The program manager will be working with Dr. Enane in supporting her research program. This will include complex coordination of multiple international research studies funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The program manager will manage Institutional Review Board (IRB) and regulatory submissions at IU, and coordination of timely IRB and regulatory submissions at participating international sites.

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Research

The research analyst's primary role within the laboratory will be to support ongoing active scientific studies, that are funded by the NIH and industry partners, by collecting, organizing, and analyzing data obtain from active mouse cohorts enrolled in experimental therapeutic efficacy studies.

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This research technician will responsible for animal maintenance, performing experiments on mice and qPCR genotyping, utilizing Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) techniques, flow cytometry techniques, preparing manuscripts, and performing data analyses.

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