Clinical Research Coordinator II

Australia, Canada, France, Germany, India, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United StatesFull-TimeMiddle

Salary52,600 - 78,900 USD per year

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Job Details

Experience: 2 Years

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or relevant equivalent experience.
2 years of clinical research experience.
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification (AHA or ARC) required within one month of hire.
Knowledge of clinical research regulatory requirements.
Proficiency in database management and research project coordination.
Experience with protocol management and study design.
Competency in spreadsheet analysis.
Experience with Statistical Analysis Software (SAS).

Responsibilities

Assist in developing research project plans and interpreting results.
Collaborate on the preparation of manuscripts and grant proposals.
Coordinate the development of study forms, questionnaires, and instructional manuals.
Implement and manage all phases of clinical study protocols.
Ensure compliance with protocol guidelines and regulatory requirements.
Establish and maintain record-keeping systems.
Monitor participant progress and handle adverse event reporting.
Liaise with funding agencies and research participants.
Evaluate and interpret clinical data for reports and presentations.

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