Physician Investigator Opportunities - Multiple Locations Nationwide

Physician Investigator Opportunities – Multiple Locations Nationwide Atlanta, Georgia; Baltimore, Maryland; Bellingham, Washington; Brownsville, Texas; Chesterfield, Missouri; Detroit, Michigan; El Paso, Texas; Escondido, California; Grand Rapids, Michigan; Kelowna, British Columbia; Lake Worth, Florida; Lincoln, California; Maplewood, Minnesota; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Orlando, Florida; Plymouth, Massachusetts; Portland, Oregon; Richmond, British Columbia; Riverside, California; Rolling Hills Estates, California; Sacramento, California; San Diego, California; San Juan, Puerto Rico; Scottsdale, Arizona; Springfield, Missouri; Toronto, Ontario; Wilmington, North Carolina At Headlands Research, we are dedicated to enhancing clinical trial delivery within our communities. As a leading network of advanced clinical trial sites, we leverage cutting-edge technology and exceptional support services to broaden outreach and participation. Founded in 2018, our rapidly growing company currently operates 20+ sites across the US and Canada, with plans for further expansion. About the Opportunity We are always interested in connecting with physicians who are curious about, experienced in, or passionate about clinical research . This general interest posting is designed for physicians who may not see a current opening that perfectly aligns with their location or specialty— but who would like to be considered for future Investigator, Sub-Investigator, or Physician leadership opportunities across our growing network of clinical research sites nationwide. Our physicians play a critical role in advancing innovative therapies, improving patient access to clinical trials, and shaping high-quality, patient-centered research environments. Our Process When you apply to this posting, your profile is reviewed by our Talent Acquisition team and kept on file for current and upcoming physician opportunities . As new roles open, we proactively match candidates based on location preference, specialty, prior research experience, and leadership interest . If a role aligns with your background and goals, a recruiter will reach out directly to begin a conversation. What Physician Roles Look Like at Our Company Physicians may serve as Principal Investigator or Sub-Investigator on Phase II–IV clinical trials. Roles may be part-time or full-time , and responsibilities vary based on experience, interest, and site needs. Who We’re Looking For We welcome interest from physicians who bring: An MD or DO (board-certified or board-eligible required) An interest in clinical research, increasing patient access to trials, or innovation in medicine Strong clinical judgment and commitment to patient safety Clear communication skills and comfort collaborating with multidisciplinary teams Prior research experience is valued but not required for all roles Physicians from a wide range of specialties are encouraged to apply. Why Physicians Choose Clinical Research with Us Opportunity to expand your impact beyond traditional practice Meaningful involvement in advancing new treatments Supportive infrastructure, research operations teams, and regulatory expertise The chance to grow into leadership roles over time Alignment with a mission-driven, patient-first research environment Need Assistance? 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