The Rector & Visitors Of The University Of Virginia

Data and Research Operations Student Worker (Student Wage)

Charlottesvilleonsite

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Student Worker – Clinical Studies Tech Support We are seeking Computer Science / IT student workers to provide on-site technical support during 24-hour clinical studies. In this role, you will help ensure that study devices, sensors, and data systems function correctly around the clock, and you will directly support manual testing efforts — including wearing continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and other on-body sensors as part of study protocols. This is a great hands-on opportunity for students interested in medical device technology, QA, and clinical/technical operations. Key Responsibilities Provide real-time technical support to clinical staff and study participants during 24-hour study sessions (shift-based coverage).…

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