Clinical Research Coordinator
$50 K - $52 K annual
ApplyClinical Research Coordinator
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$50 K - $52 K annual
About the role
- Oversees study conduct for the assigned clinical trials.
- Assists with the preparation of protocols, informed consents, protocol amendments and other necessary documents for review by the sponsors and IRB. Actively participate in any sponsor or FDA audit.
- Assists in the administration of informed consent to research subjects under the supervision of the Principal Investigator.
- Establishes and maintains source documentation for study protocols in conjunction with the Principal Investigator and Sub-Investigators.
- Maintains investigator/sponsor files in accordance with the FDA and GCP Guidelines.
- Participates in internal/external client meetings
- Develops a high level of knowledge of the study protocol and flow chart of study procedures.
- Performs study procedures (e.g., start intravenous lines, venipunctures, obtain biological specimen samples, processes specimen, obtain ECG recordings, vital signs, safety assessments, etc.) as required by study protocol.
- Develops a strategy for implementing study procedures in compliance with the study protocol. Resolves data queries in conjunction with the sponsor.
- Assists Principal Investigator with gathering and recording relevant data for adverse event reporting and expedited reporting of serious adverse events to the sponsor.
- Send daily study updates to project managers.
- Actively involved in recruitment and in the screening activities of research subjects to evaluate their eligibility for a clinical research study. Education, Experience & Skills
- 401k Employer Match with immediate vesting
- Vision Insurance
- Medical and Dental Insurance with multiple coverage optionsFSA (Medical, Dependent Care, and Commuter)
- Short Term Disability
- Long Term Disability
- Life Insurance
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