Works under the direction of an Investigator(s) with general supervision, to coordinate research projects. This position primarily performs patient/participant coordination, however, may conduct data management in smaller departments on as needed basis. Collects and ensures quality control of clinical or basic research data in support of multiple and/or complex research studies. The Department of Neurology at UT Southwestern Medical Center is a nationally recognized leader in the comprehensive management of neurological conditions. Our vibrant department comprises more than 75 full-time faculty in 12 subspecialty sections, supporting a spectrum of complex and innovative approaches to neurological care, a broad range of novel research programs, and a panoply of educational opportunities for trainees. The department offers access to the latest innovative treatments in one of the most rapidly advancing fields of medicine. Through collaborations with the O’Donnell Brain Institute, the department is building state-of-the art facilities for drug and device testing and bringing current and new faculty together for collaborative research on brain disease therapy A Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) position is available in the Department of Neurology at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Working independently under the Principal Investigator, the CRC will be responsible for carrying out clinical research studies, including participant recruitment and enrollment, scheduling study visits, conducting study procedures, data collection and transfer to data repositories, maintaining study records, and serving as a key liaison with sponsors to support study operations, communications, and project deliverables. The CRC must be able to work in a multidisciplinary clinical team, display a high degree of initiative, and have excellent interpersonal, organizational, and time management skills. The CRC will participate in all phases of clinical research projects, from study design to analysis and writing manuscripts for submission to academic journals. They will work closely with research participants and with other clinical research team members, including CRCs, post-doctoral fellows, members of collaborating research groups, Program Managers, and Study Physicians. The successful candidate must be able to safely perform the physical demands of a clinical environment, including prolonged standing and walking, lifting and transporting equipment or supplies, pushing carts, and assisting patients with transfers, mobility, and positioning as needed to support patient care and research activities.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level