Associate Clinical Research Analyst - Tumor Institute
Providence Digital Innovation Group
Salary undisclosed
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Benefits
- health insurance
- 401(k)
- parental leave
- life insurance
- disability insurance
About this role
Working with Providence Digital Innovation Group's Tumor Institute, you'd support clinical research operations in a Seattle-based, in-office role. While the job description emphasizes Providence's broader mission and benefits structure rather than specific day-to-day responsibilities, the Associate Clinical Research Analyst position sits within a health system serving 120,000 employees across seven states, suggesting access to substantial clinical data and research infrastructure.
The role appears suited to someone with clinical research experience or a background in health data analysis who is ready to contribute to oncology-focused work. Providence offers standard comprehensive benefits including retirement matching, health coverage, paid parental leave, and other time-off benefits. Compensation will be based on your relevant experience, with potential for shift differentials or other additional pay depending on role requirements.
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