The Certified Mobile Research Nurse is a Registered Nursing ad-hoc/PRN position for EmVenio Clinical Research. Our CMRN is responsible for setting appointments within the required visitation window to complete mobile visits for study participants. You’ll work cooperatively with Clinical Project Managers, Coordinators, and site personnel to complete visits and submit accurate source documentation.
We are looking for Registered Nurses with current venepuncture and physical assessment competency to conduct visits with adult participants in their homes. The ability to drive with access to your own vehicle is a mandatory requirement for this position. Candidates with a full Enhanced DBS certificate (covering both adult and children's barred lists) which is registered to the DBS Update Service are strongly preferred.
Required Qualifications
Full NMC registration with a minimum of two (2) years of experience as a Registered Nurse (RN) and no restrictions on practice
Two (2) years' experience in starting and performing Phlebotomy/Peripheral Blood Draw (date of last practice within 6 months, preferred)
One (1) year of experience conducting full head-to-toe physical assessments, including using a stethoscope
One (1) year of experience collecting vital signs, ECG, urine samples, and performing urine pregnancy tests
Clean DBS
Skilled at collecting accurate, detailed patient records including documentation of medical history and medication charting
Excellent observational, verbal, written communication, and problem-solving skills
Must have and maintain a current CPR certification
Must have and maintain a current vaccination record
Full, clean driving license with access to own vehicle
Personal Incentives
Gain GCP training certification
Be a member of our general staffing pool with access to multiple study opportunities
No research experience required, on the job training provided
Contribute to advancements of truly life changing treatments
Supporting the same patient throughout the trial, being on the cutting-edge of developing new groundbreaking treatments for a disease with high unmet need
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