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Guidehouse

Advises agencies and runs regulated operations

Clinical Nurse Practitioner

Advanced Practice ProvidersConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeBethesda, MD, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • Complete an accredited graduate nursing program with an MSN, DNP, or PhD in Nursing.
  • Have at least two years of clinical experience or specialization in radiology, cardiology, or critical care.
  • Hold a current Family Nurse Practitioner license and ANCC certification.
  • Have experience providing direct patient care in a clinical or research environment.
  • Be able to conduct physical examinations, review clinical test results, enter medical orders, and document research and clinical findings.
  • Be able to evaluate adult and pediatric participants for safe involvement in MRI, MRS, brain-imaging, or neuromodulation research.
  • Know informed consent, human-subject protections, clinical research protocols, and participant-safety requirements.
  • Be able to recognize abnormal clinical findings, take appropriate immediate action, and communicate findings to physicians and research investigators.
  • Have experience using CRIS, CTDB, MRI-related systems, or comparable clinical and research platforms.
  • Be able to meet the physical requirements, including lifting or carrying more than 50 pounds, pushing or pulling more than 45 pounds, reaching above shoulder level, prolonged standing or walking, repetitive activities, and using both hands.
  • Be able to work around machinery with moving parts, have hands in water, and work in environments with excessive noise.
  • Be able to work with patients, human research participants, and human blood or other bodily fluids while using required personal protective equipment.
  • Be able to obtain and maintain a Federal or DoD public trust and receive approved adjudication before onboarding.

Responsibilities

  • Interpret clinical data, distinguish normal from abnormal findings requiring immediate action, and present findings and analyses to principal investigators for clinical monitoring.
  • Obtain informed consent for MRI procedures and help ensure the integrity of the informed-consent process and protection of human research participants.
  • Recommend appropriate patient referrals, including available NIH resources.
  • Provide comprehensive patient-care services in an outpatient MRI environment involving magnetic fields up to 7 Tesla; the task order also references potential future work at a higher field strength.
  • Recruit and screen healthy volunteers and patients for MRI, magnetic resonance spectroscopy, and other imaging procedures.
  • Provide clinical support to adult and pediatric patients, healthy volunteers, and their families throughout participation in imaging studies.
  • Participate in research-group meetings and contribute to decisions concerning study eligibility, diagnoses, and participant and family support.
  • Perform preliminary evaluations through electronic interviews, medical-record reviews, MRI and transcranial magnetic stimulation safety screenings, and consultations with treating professionals and medical staff.
  • Screen participants and obtain social, medical, psychiatric, medication, alcohol-use, and illicit-drug-use histories.
  • Support brain-imaging and neuromodulation procedures by confirming physical status, reviewing current consent forms and safety screens, and verifying required pregnancy-test results.
  • Perform physical examinations, enter medical orders, and review laboratory and other test results with physician input or in collaboration with other staff.
  • Recognize and support the proper medical management of seizures, unstable patients, and other clinical emergencies.
  • Follow established crisis-management protocols and provide appropriate support to participants and families.
  • Document research observations and clinical findings in CRIS, CTDB, or other protocol-required databases.
  • Identify trends and important findings and communicate their potential effect on participant care to the research team.
  • Provide feedback to research teams, assist with problem-solving, and recommend adjustments to interventions based on patient-care findings and needs.
  • Participate in data analysis and management, manuscript preparation, and presentation of study findings.
  • Help design and implement current and future studies and monitor associated clinical and research-support activities.
  • Provide up to 20 hours of MRI scanning support over weekends when required by researchers and patient schedules.

Desired Qualifications

  • Have a background supporting clinical research conducted within NIH or another federal biomedical research environment.
  • Demonstrate support for outpatient MRI procedures involving high-field magnetic resonance systems.
  • Have familiarity with magnetic resonance spectroscopy and transcranial magnetic stimulation safety screening.
  • Have experience recruiting and screening healthy volunteers and patient populations for clinical research studies.
  • Be skilled in conducting structured or semi-structured clinical interviews with adults, pediatric patients, parents, and families.
  • Have prior involvement in brain-imaging or neuromodulation research.
  • Be proficient in evaluating participants for clinical and research eligibility.
  • Know standardized clinical scales and research assessments.
  • Have hands-on experience using CRIS, CTDB, electronic medical records, or protocol-specific databases to document clinical research activities.
  • Have clinical judgment to identify and manage seizures, abnormal imaging or laboratory findings, and other issues requiring immediate action.
  • Hold MRMD and/or MRSO certifications or credentials.
  • Candidates with an active public trust or suitability are preferred.

About the Company

Guidehouse

Advises agencies and runs regulated operations

Guidehouse advises government agencies and companies in regulated industries on strategy, technology and day-to-day operations. Its work combines business advice with software implementation and ongoing management, so a client uses the same firm to plan a change, build the systems and run the resulting processes. Teams modernize cloud platforms, apply data analysis and artificial intelligence, and redesign organizations to meet operating and regulatory requirements. Clients pay for consulting projects and technology work or outsource continuing business functions to its managed services teams. Guidehouse was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in McLean, Virginia.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Acquired
Total funding
$750K
Headquarters
McLean, VA
Founded
2018

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