Pediatric jobs in the medical field San Francisco
- Location: San Francisco, California, United States
The BTRC Tissue Bank has been existence for almost 50 years and is a repository for both clinical and research with over 50,000 bio-specimens. We assist with cutting edge research and assist with many clinical trial collections for many Neurosurgery adult and pediatric patients.
Job Duties:
Route emails and phone calls related to clinical and research requests to designated core staff.
Perform data entry tasks into the Tissue Bank database.
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