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Clinical Research Coordinators

Odell Medical Search

Clinical Research Coordinators

San Antonio, TX
Full Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    A rapidly growing company in San Antonio is seeking multiple Clinical Research Coordinators. Must be willing to work on-site.

     

    The Company:

    • One of the largest and most capable research site in the country
    • A top-quality multi-specialty research organization
    • Highly-equipped facility

     

    The Community:

     

    • No state Tax!
    • Home of The River Walk and The Alamo
    • Only 2 hours to the beach
    • Top 25 Best Places to Live in the US – US News & World Report 2017
    • Cost of living is 14% lower than the national average

     

    The Role You Will Play:

    • Clearly and concisely document patient assessments, observations, test results and other study related information per federal regulations, protocol requirements and GCPs
    • Is creative and diligent in recruiting qualified study subjects into assigned protocols to fulfill enrollment obligations within the sponsor’s timeline while following regulations and rules governing medical ethics, IRB, GCP and ICH guidelines
    • Represent the company in a professional and courteous manner (verbal, written and in appearance) when interacting with company staff, sponsors, IRBs, patients/subjects, nursing and medical staff members of various clinics, hospitals and physician’s offices

     

    This Company Cares About Its Employees:

    • Low Medical Premiums
    • 401k
    • Opportunity for quarterly bonus'

     

    Background Requirements

    • Bachelor’s degree or adequate experience within the field of research
    • Minimum of 1-3+ years’ experience within the field of clinical or biological research
    • Must possess a basic knowledge of research design, patient care practices, GCPs, FDA regulations and a thorough knowledge of medical terminology