Clinical Research Coordinator

Job Duties

Our Clinical Research Coordinators are the engine behind our commitment to advancing neurological science - meticulous, compassionate professionals who bridge the gap between cutting-edge research and the patients who stand to benefit most. In this role, you will play a critical part in bringing tomorrow's treatments closer to today, supporting clinical trials and research initiatives that have the potential to change lives far beyond our clinic walls.

You'll manage the day-to-day operations of clinical studies, screen and enroll eligible patients, obtain informed consent, collect and record accurate data, coordinate study visits, liaise with sponsors and regulatory bodies, and ensure strict compliance with research protocols and IRB requirements - all while keeping the patient experience at the center of everything you do.

At MCN, our Clinical Research Coordinators are valued contributors to something much bigger than any single study. You'll work alongside a dedicated team of clinicians and researchers in an environment that champions curiosity, precision, and purpose - where your attention to detail and passion for discovery directly fuel the future of neurological care.

Job duties:

Perform pre-study duties necessary to start a clinical trial.

Understand the purpose, safety, confidentiality, benefits, and risks of clinical research trials.

Assess protocol for site operational feasibility and advise on site budgetary requirements.

Prepare for and conduct pre-study (site selection) and initiation visits.

Coordinate investigational staff and other disciplines (MRI, EKG, Lab, etc.) involved in studies.

Complete and submit the required regulatory documents to the IRB.

Maintain verbal and written communication with Institutional Review Boards.

Communicate study protocols to relevant hospital staff.

Develop and complete documentation in compliance with research protocol.

Screen and recruit patients for clinical research trials.

Manage multiple ongoing clinical trials.

Assure adherence to study-specific requirements.

Organize receipt, storage and return of study supplies, including study drug, and maintain accurate accountability logs as appropriate.

Schedule and conduct patient appointments as required by research protocol.

Obtain medical status, including histories, from potential and current study patients as appropriate.

Abstract relevant study information from patients' medical records.

Obtain and document patients' blood pressure, weight and height.

Perform clinical laboratory and EKG services as required by the research protocol.

Report abnormal laboratory and EKG results to the Principal Investigator.

Develop, complete, and collect documentation in compliance with research protocol.

Coordinate investigational staff and other disciplines (e.g. MRI, EKG, Lab) involved in studies.

Provide education to patients under physicians' direction and assure his/her understanding.

Complete and submit the required regulatory documents and emergent serious medical events to the IRB under direction of Principal Investigator.

Meet with study monitors and assure query resolution as necessary or requested.

Assure financial reconciliation against contract, including timely and accurate payment to staff and/or study subjects.

Monitor study information and documentation for accuracy and perform the necessary corrections.

Prepare study site for audits and inspections from the sponsor and/or FDA and respond to any findings.

Clean and maintain exam and laboratory rooms used for patient visits.

Monitor temperatures and equipment calibration for quality control purposes.

Close out clinical trials.

Assure query resolution as necessary on requested.

Prepare for and conduct study closeout visits.

Prepare study site for audits and inspections from the sponsor and/or FDA and respond to any findings.

Assist physician and/or Clinic Site Manager with administrative support or clinical duties, as requested.

Room patients for appointments, as needed.

Assist physician with phone calls to patients, as requested.

Participate in practice improvements by implementing changes to procedures/workflows, identifying opportunities for improvement, and assisting with the delivery of compassionate and personalized patient care.

Education and Experience:

Bachelor's degree in biology, chemistry, psychology or other health-related field, or equivalent education and experience

Minimum of one year of experience in clinical research; neurology-related experience desired

Experience administering EKG tests desired

Phlebotomy experience with processing of lab samples desired

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

Working knowledge of medical terminology required

Knowledge of prescription medications and interactions desired

Proficiency with MS Office, including Word, Excel and Outlook. Experience working with databases.

Ability to travel out of state for investigator/coordinator meetings.

Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, both verbal and written.

Patient centered, strong customer service orientation.

Ability to handle multiple priorities and deadlines and troubleshoot and resolve problems.

Ability to work independently, exhibit mature judgment and make sound decisions.

Ability to handle confidential information with the utmost judgment and discretion

MCN is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.

Minimum Education Required

Bachelor Degree

Minimum Experience Required

1 - 20 years

Shift

First (Day)

Number of Openings

1

Public Transportation Accessible

Yes

Veterans Encouraged to Apply

No

Physical Required

Yes

Drug Test Required

Yes

Compensation

$57,530.00 - $74,714.00 / Annually

Postal Code

55337

Job Type

Full Time

Place of Work

On-site

Requisition ID

604469318

Job Benefits

Not specified