Senior Research Associate Interview Questions

Come up with your own but ahead of time. It's hard to think of a good one on the spot.

Trained myself and corrected the problem.

Disease progression can be identified by comparing baseline data for a condition like ALS (e.g. fatigue, poor balance, slurred words, a weak grip, tripping when walking) with data collected over time to see if there has been any change for the worse (e.g. paralysis). One of the first things I look for is a change in the ConMeds. Was there an increase/decrease in the dosing? Did the subject start taking something new? Source types for this information are: hospital records, clinical and office charts, lab reports, pathology reports, subject diaries or evaluation checklists, pharmacy dispensing records, x-rays, subject medical records, physical therapy reports

I understand the reason and agreed to do it.

Objective Response: is an actual measurable response (example: reduction in tumor size) to the treatment. Clinical Response: is a response to the treatment that can be detected and appreciated by change in signs and symptoms caused by the disease for which the treatment is being administered for.

Heard about CoStar through a networking eveny.

I've used CTMS Siebel but not Spectrum.

Can't recall