Nurse

Female Nurse – Main Duties And Requirements Main Duties and Responsibilities: Perform ECGs for study subjects. Perform cannulation, blood withdrawal, and plasma separation as required. Measure and record subjects’ height, weight, and vital signs during screening and clinical phases. Collect biological samples from subjects throughout screening and clinical phases, as requested. Inform the investigator(s) of any adverse events reported or observed during the clinical study. Administer meals to study subjects and complete the corresponding documentation. Report any subject non-compliance to the Site Supervisor(s), Investigator(s), and Clinical Research Coordinator(s) (CRCs). Administer investigational products under the supervision of the Investigator. Explain study details and procedures to subjects and obtain their signatures on the Informed Consent Form (ICF), as authorized and in accordance with the approved study procedures. Prepare biological sample receipt forms and transfer samples to the medical laboratory throughout all phases of the clinical study. Ensure timely delivery of blood samples to the sample processing area. Label blood and plasma tubes and urine collection cups accurately throughout all phases of the clinical study. Ensure proper separation, handling, and storage of blood and plasma samples during the clinical phase. Follow up on the collection and proper disposal of medical waste, ensuring its delivery to the designated waste room. Complete and close out the relevant pages and documentation in the ICF and Case Report Form (CRF), as applicable. Requirements Female candidate. B.Sc. or diploma in Nursing. 0–2 years of relevant experience. Excellent organizational and time-management skills. High level of accuracy and attention to detail. Cooperative, reliable, and able to work effectively within a team. Good listening, interpersonal, and verbal and written communication skills. Good command of both Arabic and English, spoken and written. Ability to follow study protocols, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and applicable clinical research requirements. Show more Show less