We are looking for a paid part-time CRC to help enroll patients for our IRB approved study at Stanford Health Care’s Advanced Wound Care Center in Redwood City.

Job Description:

• Start Time: Within the next two weeks
We are looking for a Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) to enroll patients in an International Review
Board (IRB) approved Stanford Health Care pilot study of Pocket RN, a telehealth nursing technology.
Pocket RN has partnered with the Stanford Medicine Catalyst team for this strategic initiative within
Stanford Healthcare. As a CRC, you’ll enroll patients in Stanford clinics, such as the Stanford Advanced
Advanced Wound Care Center (AWCC) in Redwood City, help them register their accounts on the Pocket
RN website, and schedule their initial virtual nurse check-in appointment.

Responsibilities:

• Contacting patients in Stanford clinics to be enrolled in the study based on the study’s
inclusion/exclusion criteria and/or communications with clinic staff
• Helping patient register on the Pocket RN app
• Collecting study information and documentation (IRB consent forms, demographic info etc.)

Expectations:

• Spend around 10 - 20 hours per week in clinic enrolling patients for the study
• Consistent communication with the Pocket RN team and other clinic staff
• Able to commute to Redwood City where the AWCC is located
• Appropriately handling protected patient information

Skills:

• Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, Google Docs
• Interpersonal skills - friendly, respectful

Qualifications:

• Has a SUNet ID
• Employed by Stanford University / Stanford Health Care and involved in clinical research
• Experience interacting with patients in clinic or seeking such experience
• Has a Bachelor's Degree or enrolled in a Bachelor Degree program
• Willing to do CITI and Epic training

Benefits:

• Experience working for an innovative healthcare startup company with great connections at Stanford University, Stanford Medicine, and in Silicon Valley • Improve skills around Epic navigation • Experience connecting with Stanford patients and medical providers • Spend hours in a clinical setting