Mobile Research Nurse (PRN)

As a Mobile Research Nurse at our company, your core responsibilities include administering investigational medications, conducting detailed patient assessments, and ensuring compliance with clinical research protocols. You'll take charge of performing medical tests such as vital signs and specimen collections while maintaining precise documentation at each subject visit.

To qualify as a Mobile Research Nurse with our company, candidates must have a relevant Nurse Licensure, a CH-GCP Certificate, and a degree in Nursing. A minimum of 2 years of acute care experience is necessary, along with BLS certification and familiarity with clinical research trials. Training can be provided for those lacking certain certifications.

The Mobile Research Nurse position offers considerable flexibility, allowing professionals to manage their work-life balance effectively. You can choose shifts that best fit your schedule while still making meaningful contributions to clinical research and patient care.

Yes, our company provides project-specific training to equip Mobile Research Nurses with the necessary skills for clinical research. Ongoing training and line management support are also available for professional growth and development.

As a Mobile Research Nurse, you will receive competitive hourly compensation of $55/hr for onsite work and $50/hr for travel time. Mileage reimbursement for travel expenses is also provided, ensuring that your dedication is rewarded.

When answering this question, provide detailed examples of your practical experience with medication administration, focusing on your adherence to protocols and patient safety. Highlight any special training, certifications, or techniques that you leverage in your practice.

Discuss specific practices you follow to uphold compliance, such as thorough documentation and effective communication with the research team. Emphasize your understanding of Good Clinical Practice guidelines.

Share techniques that work for you, like using clear language, visual aids, or one-on-one discussions. Stress the importance of ensuring that patients understand their treatment and participation responsibilities.

Use the STAR method to detail the situation, your actions, and the result. Emphasize your ability to stay calm under pressure and maintain professionalism while ensuring patient comfort and understanding.

Discuss any mobile devices or applications you've used for patient care or medical documentation. Mention your comfort level with technology and your ability to adapt to new systems.

Highlight your collaboration and communication skills. Provide examples that showcase your ability to work effectively with various professionals, focusing on teamwork and shared objectives.

Stress the importance of HIPAA compliance and detail the practices you follow to protect patient information, such as secure data storage and discussing sensitive information only with authorized personnel.

Discuss resources you utilize, such as online courses, workshops, or professional journals. Emphasize your commitment to lifelong learning and staying updated with industry regulations.

Explain your protocol for addressing such situations, including documenting the effects, notifying the necessary parties, and ensuring the patient's comfort and safety throughout the process.

Share your passion for driving medical advancements and your desire to improve patient outcomes. Describe any past experiences in research that solidified your enthusiasm for this career path.