Allergist
confidential clinical researchPalm Springs (FL)
About the role
URGENTLY SEEKING: Allergist / Immunologist — Per Diem Palm Springs, Florida | On-site | ContractA clinical research organization is seeking an Allergist/Immunologist to support a clinical trial focused on a common household allergy. The organization’s name and additional study details will be shared during an introductory call. This opportunity is ideal for a physician interested in contributing to clinical research alongside their existing practice, with anticipated on-site availability a few times per month based on study needs.
Responsibilities:
* Evaluate participants and review allergy histories and study eligibility.* Perform or oversee skin prick testing and interpret allergy assessments.* Provide medical oversight, monitor participant safety, and complete study-related documentation within the assigned role.* Collaborate with the investigator and clinical research team on protocol-required assessments.
Qualifications:
* MD or DO with completed fellowship training in Allergy/Immunology.* Board-certified or board-eligible in Allergy/Immunology.* Active, unrestricted Florida medical license.* Experience performing and interpreting skin prick testing.* Clinical research experience preferred; physicians interested in research are encouraged to apply. Schedule & Compensation* Per diem, with anticipated visits a few times per month.* Scheduling coordinated around physician availability and study requirements.* Hourly or per-visit compensation, to be discussed based on experience and scope. We are looking to fill this role as soon as possible! Please send a direct message with your CV and availability for a brief introductory call. Referrals are welcome!
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