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Clinical Research Coordinator

Job Summary:    

IMA Clinical Research is seeking an experienced Clinical Research Coordinator with proficiency in managing clinical trials and a background in phlebotomy. They are eagerly seeking individuals like you to become an integral part of our team in St. Petersburg, FL!    

As a Clinical Research Coordinator, you will be responsible for orchestrating and overseeing clinical trials in accordance with FDA requirements and GCP guidelines.    

 

Responsibilities:    

  • Coordinating clinical trials according to sponsor protocols and ensuring adherence to SOPs.
  • Acquiring and maintaining comprehensive knowledge of study protocols and associated procedures.
  • Effectively communicating with various stakeholders within the research industry, including sponsors, CROs, monitors CRAs, IRBs, laboratories, and clinical personnel.
  • Advising Investigator and staff on protocols and procedures essential for successful study implementation and completion.
  • Timely notification of adverse events or serious adverse events as per the protocol.
  • Upholding ALCOA principles for accurate and timely documentation, including meticulous data entry.

    

Education and Experience:    

  • Preferably clinical experience in healthcare settings.
  • Proficient in conducting and interpreting clinical and diagnostic tests (such as vital signs, height, weight, temperature, etc.) preferred.
  • Capable of independent work, leading studies, and making informed decisions.
  • Strong team player with proactive problem-solving skills.
  • Exceptional communication, professional demeanor, and high motivation.

    

Qualifications:    

  • At least two years of clinical research and phlebotomy experience.
  • Preferred Clinical Research Coordinator certification (CCRC).
  • Bilingual in English and Spanish is preferred.
  • Proficient in leading multiple concurrent projects.
  • Bachelor's degree required; significant demonstrated experience or a master’s degree is preferred.