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ECOG Introduction to ECOG Clinical Trials Guide For Cancer Patients What is a clinical trial? Why participate? Does insurance cover costs? What if I change my mind? How can I join a clinical trial? ECOG's active protocols Educational Materials Selenium E5597 GI Studies E4203,E5202,E5204 Head & Neck Cancer E1305 *NEW* Lung Cancer E1505 *NEW* Lung Cancer E1508 *NEW* Lung Cancer E4508 *NEW* Melanoma E2603 Prostate CHAARTED E3805 Cancer in Siblings E1Y97 Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma E4402 Breast Cancer PACCT1: TAILORx Informational Videos Trial Summary Results Trial Monitoring ECOG Data Monitoring Committee ECOG Institutions Institutions by state Alphabetical listing Joining ECOG Joining ECOG Publications Publications bibliography Announcements TAILORx Webinar Information NCI Press Release: Bevacizumab... Job Openings Future ECOG Meeting Dates Researcher Advocate Partners Young Investigator Symposium NCI-VA Initiative Scales and Criteria ECOG Performance Status Common Toxicity Criteria Cancer Information Colon Cancer Video Cancer Survivor Publications Releasing Results Guidelines Other Cancer Sites ECOG Main Institutions' Sites Other Cooperative Groups Advocates/Support Groups 
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Join the fight against cancerDue to new, exciting developments in cancer research, the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) currently has multiple full-time openings for motivated, organized, and detail-oriented professionals. The following positions require excellent organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills; the ability to prioritize tasks, meet tight deadlines, work both independently and on a team; database and word processing experience is helpful. BA/BS is preferred; equivalent work experience will be considered.
There are no open positions listed at this time.
ECOG (ecog.org) is one of the largest clinical cancer research organizations in the United States, and conducts clinical trials in all types of adult cancers. ECOG's network includes nearly 6000 physicians, nurses, pharmacists, statisticians, and clinical research associates (CRAs) from the U.S., Canada, and several other countries worldwide. We work toward the common goal of controlling, effectively treating, and, ultimately, curing cancer. Frontier Science (fstrf.org), the grantee, is a non-profit foundation and offers excellent working conditions and outstanding benefits, including 4 weeks paid vacation. Our office is located close to several public transportation routes, including the Green Line B train, the route 57 bus from Allston and Watertown, and the CT2 cross-town bus route between Cambridge and Ruggles station. Please submit cover letter with job code included and resume to resumes@jimmy.harvard.edu. Please include preferred salary range. EOE/AA
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