We are seeking aResearch Program Coordinator who will be an important member of the research team in providing the highest standards of animal care, welfare and technical assistance in support of research initiatives. Conduct work in accordance with several policies including the USDA Animal Welfare Act, the ILAR Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals, the Johns Hopkins University and the Animal Care and Use Committee policies, and the standard operating procedures for the animal facility.
Specific Duties & Responsibilities
ESirius Program Duties and Responsibilities (80%)
Manage the day-to-day operation and implementation of the eSirius Program.
Use technology like computers, laptops, Zebra printers, apps, mobile scanners, and Electronic Data Capture systems.
Ensure that all caging within the central facilities and satellite locations contains the necessary RAR/eSirius information.
Assure protocols and standard operating procedures are properly adhered to.
Assure study timelines and institutional policies and data security are properly maintained.
Oversee data management activities, including design, creation, and management of evaluation databases, editing, and compilation of data files.
Ensure data is accurate and that inventory data files are organized and current.
Maintain the confidentiality of data files and documentation.
Identify challenges faced in data collection and aid the team in brainstorming strategies to address new/recurring challenges.
Report all technical issues to the program manager immediately.
Schedule and perform the inventory in all RAR animal facilities/Assigned areas twice a month.
Mange all cage cards request through eSirius or online request.
Printing breeding cage cards for all RAR investigators in central and satellite facilities.
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