Clinical Research Coordinator (1142628)

Responsibilities

• Perform phlebotomy, obtain patient vital signs, and conduct FibroScans (training provided).
• Work directly with study participants to facilitate a positive clinical trial experience.
• Collect, process, package, ship, and document clinical research specimens (blood, urine, stool) in strict accordance with study protocols and IATA regulations.
• Enter, verify, and maintain study data, case report forms (CRFs), and regulatory documentation to ensure 100% accuracy and compliance with FDA and protocol standards.
• Schedule study visits, coordinate patient stipends/reimbursements, prepare source documents, and notify referring physicians of study participation.
• Assist with participant recruitment through clinical chart reviews, direct patient outreach, and community recruitment activities.
• Provide daily operational oversight, guidance, and support to Research Assistants. Partner closely with the broader research team to organize study files and project materials.
• Manage temperature logs, verify clinical data, monitor clinical supply inventory, and maintain a highly organized, compliant environment.

Qualifications

• Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree OR 4 years of equivalent, relevant clinical research experience.
• Experience: Minimum of 2 years of experience in a healthcare-related role. Proven site-side, patient-facing clinical trial experience with hands-on participant interaction (not limited to data entry/regulatory writing).
• Certifications: Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and IATA training/certifications.
• Technical Skills: Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and hands-on experience utilizing Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems.
• Preferred Qualifications: Phlebotomy: Active phlebotomy experience or certification is highly preferred (especially for candidates with emerging clinical research coordinator experience). Trial Type: Direct experience with pharmaceutical-sponsored clinical trials. Oncology/GI Depth: Familiarity with liquid biopsies, oncology trials, or GI cancer patient populations.