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The Clinical Trials Processing Lab (CTPL) handles human fluid and tissue samples from patients enrolled in oncology clinical trials conducted by the James Cancer Hospital.
Position Summary
The Lead Lab Processing Technician will either lead a team of technicians or function independently as the sole technician at a satellite laboratory location of the CTPL within the Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Responsibilities
Helps oversee and manage all activities of the CTPL including preparing labels, labeling tubes for clinical trial specimen collection, specimen processing and storage, retrieving and shipping samples
Uses prescribed laboratory methods, instruments and automated equipment to process clinical patient samples
Prepares necessary supplies for specimen collection
Processes time-sensitive clinical samples for pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamic and other correlative markers as well as clinical safety labs
Completes laboratory test requisition forms; maintain laboratory maintenance and sample records for audit purposes
Communicates with outside reference labs regarding patient testing, handle inquiries and resolve any testing and/or specimen collection errors
Interacts with clinical research protocol and hospital clinical staff
Participates in data entry and management, quality control, audits and FDA inspections, continuous quality improvement and inventory management of clinical trial specimens, trial and laboratory supplies
Manages sample inventory log and electronic database
Ensures compliance with FDA and IRB regulations as well as internal clinical research SOPs, policies and procedures
Maintains all GCP, IATA, EHS and sponsor-required trainings and certifications
Monitors and ensure periodic and routine maintenance of CTPL equipment
Provides input in developing and revising departmental SOP’s
Participates in instruction and training of new clinical laboratory technologists and student assistants
Serves as a CTPL technical expert
Represents the CTPL during sponsor site qualification and monitoring visits
Job Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in biological science or medical laboratory/technology field or equivalent combination of education and experience. 1 year of relevant laboratory experience required.
Clinical Laboratories - Lab Services - Individual Contributor - Technical - T4 Lead
Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process.
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