A BIT ABOUT SIBEL HEALTH:

With headquarters based in Chicago, Illinois and an international office in Seoul, South Korea, Sibel Health is an award-winning digital health startup with a mission to deliver Better Health Data for All®. We were founded with a specific focus on our most vulnerable patients—pregnant persons and babies—where we believe wireless monitoring has the potential to do the most good worldwide. We achieve this by providing a complete monitoring solution of advanced wireless wearables, best in class software, and novel AI/ML algorithms all linked to the cloud. To date, we’ve launched our technologies in 20 countries from the most advanced hospitals in the world to the most resource constrained locations. We work with some of the most respected healthcare organizations in the world from major philanthropies to large medical technology and pharmaceutical companies. With numerous FDA clearances and a recently completed fundraising round, we are poised for growth and expansion. We are seeking mission-driven individuals with a strong sense of purpose who believe that technology can improve the lives of our most vulnerable patients.

THE OPPORTUNITY:

We are looking for a Clinical Research Specialist I. Key responsibilities include recruiting volunteers to participate in sensor wear sessions to collect data from the sensors for specific needs and developments. Data collections may support internal development, improved usability or be part of regulatory submissions to the FDA and other regulatory bodies. This is an excellent position for someone interested in playing a key role in capturing important data necessary to advance Sibel technology and achieve important company level goals. This person will have direct interaction with Data Science, Business Development, Materials Sciences, Hardware and Regulatory Affairs teams. Interest, aptitude and success in supporting any of these key areas has high potential for career growth.

WHAT YOU WILL BE WORKING ON:

• Plan and execute clinical trial programs and clinical studies.
• Prepare and deliver sensor kits for clinical research programs at local sites.
• Conduct research studies including but not limited to, informed consent collection, application of sensors, and monitoring results.
• Recruit subjects for clinical studies at various locations.
• Create advertising or marketing materials to recruit volunteers.
• Telephone, email and in-person screening and evaluation for volunteer data collection.
• Collect data from participants wearing sensors following specific protocols.
• Lead focus groups to gather information about device usability.
• Support drafting manuscript preparation.
• Prepare IRB protocols and other documentation for human subject research.
• Data cleaning, labeling, and analysis.
• Provide feedback on sensor use, wear, and practical considerations to key stakeholders.
• Perform outreach and education activities on Sibel products.
• Provide feedback on software User Interface or User Experience.
• Other responsibilities as assigned.

ABOUT YOU:

• Bachelor’s degree in life sciences field or related
• A minimum of one year of experience in clinical research
• A passion for wearable technology
• A proactive, organized and systemic critical thinker
• Possesses the interpersonal skills to engage with a wide range of individuals when presenting opportunities for volunteer-based data gathering

YOU MAY THRIVE IN THIS ROLE IF:

• Previous experience with Medical Technology, Clinical Research, or Clinical Care
• Interest in Medical Device, Data Science, and advancement of medical technology

BENEFITS:

• Medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance
• "Take as much time as you need" policy
• Simple IRA plan with employer matching
• Company sponsored events and lunches
• Opportunity to be part of a dedicated and driven team that is here to disrupt and revolutionize wireless monitoring

Sibel Health Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status.