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Nonclinical Electrocardiography (ECG) Associate

Are you Scientifically and Process Minded? Organized? Have a Desire to Learn and Strong Personal Accountability? Come join the leading global Contract Research Organization (CRO) for Safety Pharmacology!

We have a great opportunity for a Nonclinical Electrocardiography (ECG) Associate in our Safety Pharmacology group in Madison, WI.
 
ECG Analysts are part of a 15-person team responsible for collecting, processing, reviewing, analyzing, and interpreting ECGs using multiple animal models. ECG Analysts work in close partnership with Cardiac Safety Scientists to ensure high quality Multilead, JET (Jacketed External Telemetry), and Implanted CV data are provided to our clients in academic and pharmaceutical development.

  • No prior ECG training is required!
  • Extensive scientific, technical, and process training provided to the right candidates!

Covance’s work in developing new pharmaceutical solutions has an incredible impact on millions of lives worldwide. Be a part of this life-saving work. Help improve patients' lives while growing your career.
 
Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Ensure timely and high quality interpretation of electrocardiograms after appropriate training and expertise has been demonstrated.
  • Review and analyze ECG recordings to appropriately measure waveform intervals (i.e., PR interval, QRS duration, R-R interval and QT interval).
  • Set up and operate computerized data acquisition and analysis systems to analyze ECGs collected from dogs, nonhuman primates, and pigs in toxicology and safety pharmacology studies. Stay current with all software versions and systems.
  • Responsible for data organization, QA audit responses, internal and external client communication and quality check procedures.
  • Monitor progress and status of time-sensitive documents to ensure internal and external clients receive study information within specified deadlines. Respond appropriately to urgent reports, analysis, and audits.
  • Understand and create Ponemah acquisition protocols to comply with complex study protocol, SOPs and regulatory requirements.
  • Maintains well documented laboratory records according to GLPs.
  • Troubleshoot equipment problems to eliminate and or minimize processing delays.
  • Demonstrate equipment and processes to current and perspective clients, visitors, and auditors.