Cancer Clinical Trials Office Blog

We need your help!  We would like to harness the power of LinkedIn to spread the word about some of CCTO’s open positions – particularly those that are hard to fill.  We are asking everyone to consider creating a LinkedIn profile and share our latest post that promotes these open roles.

To create a LinkedIn profile, follow the steps in this video. To follow the SCI’s LinkedIn company page, visit https://www.linkedin.com/company/stanford-cancer and click the blue “+Follow” button.

⬇️ Please like and share our post! ⬇️ Thanks so much! 🙏

Dear Stanford Colleague,

Today is the last day to set up Cardinal Key. Beginning tomorrow, you will need to use Cardinal Key to access webmail, Axess, and Google Docs (including Google Drive) from your laptops, desktops, and mobile devices.

If there is a technical reason that you’re unable to use Cardinal Key, you can request a temporary exception.

Below is a checklist to help you prepare for Cardinal Key enforcement:

1. Ensure that your devices appear in MyDevices, and that they show as compliant. The device detail will indicate whether a Cardinal Key has already been installed. Newly installed Cardinal Keys will be reflected in MyDevices within 24 hours.
2. If not already, install a Cardinal Key on each device using the instructions at cardinalkey.stanford.edu. Or, if you’re installing on a laptop or desktop computer, try out our easy-to-use installer. 
3. On each device, enable Cardinal Key in each web browser you use via https://login.stanford.edu/cookie/x509. Alternatively, go to https://accounts.stanford.edu, and select Manage and then select the Cardinal Key tab.
4. On each device, test Cardinal Key in each web browser you use via cardinal key-test.stanford.edu. If you see the “It’s working” message, then you’re in good shape for that browser on that device.

Get help

If your team needs help installing Cardinal Key, please consider sending a message to the #iso-cardinalkey Slack channel.

If you encounter any technical hurdles along the way, you can reach out to the Service Desk (650-725-4357 or 5-HELP) or submit a Help request. 

Sincerely,

University IT | Information Security Office

CCTO: COVID Flex hours are available for use, retroactively beginning January 1, 2021 through September 30, 2021. For eligibility and additional information please refer to the University website at: https://cardinalatwork.stanford.edu/working-stanford/covid-19/interim-policies/covid-flex-hoursIf

If timecards need to be adjusted, please send a ticket to AskMySCI-HR and open a ticket. Detail the day to be adjusted and the HR team will make the adjustments on your behalf. Any accrued / paid time will then be credited back for future use. Please let your HR team know if there are additional questions.

There are a variety of positions open at the CCTO, see the chart below or visit Stanford Careers (search Cancer Clinical Trials Office). If you want to refer a friend, reach out to the CCTO HR Team at askmysci-hr@stanford.edu. 

Referral

SCI is offering a referral bonus of up to $1000 if your candidate is hired into an open position in SCI/CCTO. If you and the candidate fit the eligibility criteria, ask them to apply online and list your name under source tracking: employee referral. Please fill out the referral form and send it along with the candidate’s resume to the CCTO HR Team. More requirements and details are available on the referral form. If you have any questions about the referral program please contact CCTO HR Team.

Position	CCTO Group Name	Requisition #
CRC2	Breast	88705
CRC2	Breast	88988
AA2 (1yr fixed)	CCTO	88532
AA2	CCTO	88754
RA2	CCTO	88986
CRCA	GU	89055
CRC2	GU	89088
CRCA	GI	88780
CRC2	Gyn	87483
CRCA	Gyn	88810
CRCA	H&N	89049
CRCA	H&N	89299
CRC2	H&N	89056
CRC2	Hematology	87202
CRC2	Hematology	89024
CRC2	Hematology	87416
Process Manager	OnCore	88755
CRCA	Pediatrics	88220
RN2	Pediatrics	88987
CRQM	QA	88005
CRCA	Radiology	89163
CRCA	ThorOnc	88009