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The selected candidate will work independently to coordinate clinical research projects under the direct supervision of the principal investigators, and with the support of an established team of clinical research coordinators. The candidate will be responsible for all study tasks related to Pancreatic diseases including, but not limited to various forms of pancreatitis, pancreatic cysts, and possibly pancreatic cancer. The candidate will work with members from both the gastroenterology and surgical teams along with other members of the multidisciplinary clinical and research team. The candidate will work full time (40 hours/week) however the schedule will require flexibility and may include occasional evenings depending on time-management and patient schedules. The research studies will continue for approximately 2 years or more. This research environment is highly conducive to individuals interested in eventually pursuing medical, graduate, or public health advanced degrees. There will be mentored opportunities for publication and presentation depending on the candidate’s interest. This position offers the opportunity to work directly with patients and physicians, and it will provide foundational skills in conducting clinical research in a large, academic medical center.