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Clinical Research Coordinator II Full-time, onsite in Tustin Ca. and Redlands Ca. Why work at Tilda? As a Clinical Research Coordinator II with us, you will play a vital role in the advancement of medical science and the development of groundbreaking treatments.
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Certified Clinical Research Professional (CCRP) and/or Certified Clinical Research Associate (CCRA) and/or Certified Clinical Research Coordinator (CCRC.
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The Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) is an integral and essential member of the ACC CRU Breast Research Team. We are looking for an enthusiastic, professional and committed team member to work closely with our clinical research investigators, Research Team Leaders, our clinical research nurse(s), and regulatory coordinator.
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High School Graduate and/or technical degree and 6 years as a Clinical Research Coordinator/Clinical Research Associate. Bachelor’s degree and minimum of 2 years’ experience as a Clinical Research Coordinator/Clinical Research Associate OR.
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The Pediatric Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) 1 provides support to the preterm infant and microbiome studies within the SET Center within the Department of Pediatrics. The Clinical Research Coordinator 1 works under the general direction of the PI and leadership within the Pediatric Clinical Trials Office, in accordance with established institutional policies and laboratory procedures.
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Assistant Cancer Clinical Research Coordinator – Tissue Bank - (Onsite) We seek an Assistant Cancer Clinical Research Coordinator to help us enact our mission to reduce cancer mortality through comprehensive programs of cancer research, treatment, education and outreach.
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The Travel Clinical Research Coordinator will be mentored by their CRC Lead, Site Manager, Senior Manager, and other leaders within clinical operations. Based out of the Chicago, IL area, The Travel Clinical Research Coordinator Based primary responsibilities are to utilize Good Clinical Practices (GCP) in the process of screening, as well as enrolling and closely monitoring clinical research study subjects while ensuring protocol and regulatory compliance.
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The University of Minnesota School of Dentistry is hiring a Clinical Research Coordinator! This Clinical Research Coordinator coordinates research projects for faculty in the School of Dentistry at the University of Minnesota.
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The Clinical Research Coordinator II works independently providing study coordination including screening of potential patients for protocol eligibility, presenting non-medical trial concepts and details, and participating in the informed consent process.
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Experience 2-5 Years' experience as a Clinical Research Associate, Clinical Research Coordinator, Clinical Research Nurse Coordinator and proven experience as an Lead Auditor.
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The Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center (HDFCCC) is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) to join the Pediatric Oncology/Hematology research team to assist with our Leukemia & Neuroblastoma portfolio.
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The Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) will independently, or with general direction, execute, manage, and coordinate clinical research protocols, as directed by the Lead Clinical Research Coordinator, Principal Investigator (PI), and/or the Research Personnel Director for the Breast Oncology program.
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In executing these position responsibilities, the Clinical Research Coordinator is guided by FDA regulations, Good Clinical Practice (GCP), and company standard operating procedures and policies.
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Clinical Research Data Coordinator U.S. Based - Fully Remote- Part-Time: Short Term Contract 3-6 months with Potential to Extend Kelly Science & Clinical® is currently hiring a Clinical Research Data Coordinator for one of our clients who is one of the leaders in the fight against blood cancer.
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The Clinical Research Coordinator will be responsible for the planning, implementation, and execution of Clinical Trials for both the Department of Medicine/section of Nephrology and Ophthalmology departments at the Temple University Lewis Katz School of Medicine.
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