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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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Study Coordinator, Clinical Research Coordinator, Clinical Research Regulatory. Our client, a Medical Center facility under the aegis of a California Public Ivy university and one of largest health delivery systems in California, seeks an accomplished Clinical Research Coordinator.
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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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As the primary resource for protocols, the Clinical Research Coordinator acts as a liaison between the patient, investigator, Institutional Review Board and sponsor. The Clinical Research Coordinator II will coordinate and conduct the day-to-day operations of TRIAD ongoing studies in cardiovascular diseases.
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Clinical Research Coordinator II - Onsite 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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Today, our team continues to expand across the globe, with over 350 employees across the US, Europe, Australia, and Asia. The Role:Ora's Clinical Research Coordinator I (CRC) has close relationships with the subjects who participate in our clinical trials located regionally, domestically, and at times, internationally.
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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 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 Miami Health System at Doral has an exciting opportunity for a full-time Clinical Research Coordinator 2 with a hire date of June 2024. The Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center has an exciting opportunity for Clinical Research Coordinator 2.
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Clinical Research Coordinator - Oncology (Plano Study Coordinator) Our Plano campus is looking for an experienced Clinical Research Coordinator who will play an important part in coordinating drug treatment research trials within the Hematology and Oncology teams, as well as observational studies.
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PREFER: Certified Clinical Research Coordinator (CCRC), Certified Clinical Research Professional (CCRP), or certified within 2 years. Full-time Clinical Research Coordinator, Poughkeepsie, NY.
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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 Clinical Research Coordinator 2 serves as a mid-level clinical research professional that assists in the planning, coordinating, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating of specific clinical research studies.
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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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The Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) assists the principal investigator (PI) and sub investigators with all aspects of study implementation. Jump-start your career as a(an) Clinical Research Coordinator today with Kansas City Card Arrhythmia Research.
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Then you might be a great fit for a Clinical Research Coordinator role with DaVita Clinical Research (DCR) Certified Clinical Research Coordinator (SOCRA or ACRP) - preferred.
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The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), O'Neal Comprehensive Cancer Center, is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator III. The Clinical Research Coordinator III serves as primary coordinator for interventional trials and supporting more senior team members.
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