Unraveling biological complexity. Biorepository and AI datasets available for precision immunology.

Clinical Research Coordinator

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Location

United States

Posted

19 days ago

Salary

$30 - $40 / hour

Bachelor Degree2 yrs expEnglishGoogle Cloud Platform

Job Description

• Execute and coordinate decentralized, fully remote clinical research activities across autoimmune studies. • Own day-to‑day remote member operations—from recruitment and e‑consent to virtual follow‑up and remote data collection. • Ensure protocol adherence and high‑quality real‑world data. • Monitor protocol adherence and visit windows using remote tracking tools; document adverse events and concomitant medications based on member reports and records. • Maintain accurate and complete electronic study documentation, including source notes, case report forms, and digital regulatory binders. • Support IRB submissions, amendments, and continuing reviews with remotely managed documents, reports, and member‑facing materials. • Collaborate virtually with data, product, and operations teams to troubleshoot remote workflows and ensure data quality in decentralized studies.

Job Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a related field (life sciences, public health, or similar).
2–4+ years as a Clinical Research Coordinator or similar role, ideally with longitudinal or registry/observational studies.
Demonstrated experience managing participant scheduling, consent, follow‑up, and data collection across multiple timepoints.
Working knowledge of GCP, HIPAA, and IRB requirements for human subjects research; prior completion of GCP/CITI or equivalent.
Proven ability to work independently in a remote setting, prioritize tasks, and manage a large longitudinal participant panel.
Excellent interpersonal skills and comfort conducting virtual consent discussions and check‑ins via video/phone.

Benefits

Competitive hourly rate in the range of 30–40 USD/hour, depending on experience, qualifications, and location.
Contractors are not eligible for all benefits offered to full‑time employees.