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The Senior Clinical Research Associate (Sr. CRA) is an integral member of the clinical study team, effectively managing multiple priorities to ensure study subject safety, and successful data collection and integrity of the clinical trial.
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The Clinical Research Associate is responsible for managing assigned clinical research trials and ensuring the trials are on schedule and in compliance with all regulatory requirements.
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We’re seeking an experienced Senior Clinical Research Associate to join the Veterinary Operations team that achieves its mission through developing veterinary partnerships, engaging with the veterinary community through education, ensuring excellence in the science behind our products, executing clinical trials and studies.
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Experience to include at least two years of full time work as a clinical research associate, clinical trial monitor or clinical research coordinator. The Clinical Research Associate (CRA) advises and assists University of Minnesota faculty members in their preparation, conduct, and management of clinical trials.
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For CRA I: 1+ years direct clinical research experience at a sponsor, CRO, device manufacturer, IVD, companion diagnostics or investigator site. For CRA II: 3+ years direct clinical research experience at a sponsor, device manufacturer, IVD, companion diagnostics or CRO as a CRA/study monitor or equivalent experience.
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We seek an organized, highly motivated, full-time Clinical Research Coordinator I (CRC) to join our Dystonia Partners Research Bank team in the Department of Neurology at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Our core team includes 4 Neurologists, with our PI, Nutan Sharma, M.D., Ph. D., 2 Research Coordinators, a Clinical Research Fellow, a Staff Assistant, and a Clinical Research Program Manager/Genetic Counselor.
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The Clinical Research Coordinator assists the clinical trials process by registering hematology, oncology, and bone marrow transplant patients for clinical studies, assessing eligibility criteria, maintaining current protocol packets and assuring that all quality assurance measures are maintained within the protocol/study.
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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 New York, NY area, The Travel Clinical Research Coordinator 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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Clinical Research Coordinator, Norwalk, CT. Reports to Director of Clinical Trials or Clinical Research Nurse Lead: Collaborates with departmental leadership and research staff in the coordination of all aspects of clinical research studies.
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Execute research projects, including a mix of shorter- and longer-term quantitative analyses touching a wide range of topics relevant for city planning and policy, including economic development, industry analysis, and feasibility studies.
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Our mission to help LGBTQ people lead healthier, happier lives is supported by our comprehensive array of client-centered services including primary care, mental health, psychiatry, sexual health, pharmacy, case management, nutrition, clinical research, housing services and a food pantry.
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The Mormino Lab within the Department of Neurology and Neurological Sciences is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator Associate (CRCA) to work on new projects involving high-frequency data collection in older adults.
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The Clinical Research Coordinator predominately functions as the key coordinating lead for the local University of Chicago SuperAging site activities related to data collection and participant visits.
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The University of Miami Health System at Doral has an exciting opportunity for a full-time Clinical Research Coordinator 2 with a. The Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center has an exciting opportunity for Clinical Research Coordinator 2.
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