The Associate Clinical Research Coordinator receives direction from a principal investigator, supervisor, or other research staff and works with departments across the institution, investigators, research personnel, participants, other research centers, and sponsoring companies to address problems and support efficient completion of research studies. The role coordinates non-therapeutic, minimal-risk clinical research protocols, such as surveys and chart reviews, under the direction of the principal investigator and/or supervisor and in compliance with regulatory laws and institutional guidelines. The coordinator may assist with complex interventional, therapeutic, or greater-than-minimal-risk studies but does not have overall responsibility for them. Duties include screening, enrolling, and recruiting participants; coordinating schedules and monitoring research activities and participant involvement; recognizing and reporting adverse events, protocol deviations, and other unanticipated problems; collecting, abstracting, and entering research data; and performing assigned administrative and regulatory duties. Some travel may be required. Protocol development and maintenance duties may include managing protocol documents and processes through editing, amendments, proofing, coordinating study logistics, and verifying content against institutional and federal standards. The role may also prepare Institutional Review Board submissions, communicate with study sites and/or federal agencies about study status changes, and perform other protocol-development assignments as warranted.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED