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CMAX Clinical Research Pty Ltd in Adelaide is seeking a Study Coordinator to support clinical trials from planning through close-out. You will work with a project team to ensure protocol adherence, accurate documentation, and timely milestones.
The role is on-site with limited work-from-home scope. Candidates should have a minimum of 2 years' clinical research experience, a current GCP certification, and strong time management and communication skills.
Operating for more than 30 years, CMAX is Australia’s longest running and most experienced clinical trial units conducting successful world-leading research for local and international clients, specialising in a range of early-phase trials and first-in-human studies.
We are proud to be a key contributor in the advancement of global medicines and technologies - from vaccines and pain control to early warning bio-devices and hormone replacement therapies, these are just a few of the many research areas for which CMAX has provided clinical trial services.
Employing more than 400 staff, CMAX is a 78-bed clinical trials unit, with a database of more than 70,000 clinical trial participants, and utilising state-of-the‑art facilities, we are primely positioned, opposite the Royal Adelaide Hospital and part of the Adelaide BioMed City precinct.
CMAX is seeking Clinical Trial Coordinators / Study Coordinators to work collaboratively in the project team to facilitate the successful execution of clinical trials.
Reporting to the Clinical Project Manager (CPM), the Clinical Trial Coordinator/Study Coordinators is involved in the planning, organising, efficient execution and monitoring of the clinical trial in accordance with the protocol, ICH/GCP guidelines and applicable regulatory guidelines and CMAX Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), whilst ensuring sponsor/CRO milestones are adhered to.
Please note – this role is an on‑site position with limited work from home scope.
Tertiary qualifications or equivalent relevant training and experience either within a health/science related discipline and/or project management;
Current Good Clinical Practice (GCP) certification, supported by sound knowledge of standards, procedures, protocols and regulations relating to the conduct of clinical studies;
A proven background in clinical research with a minimum 2 years of demonstrated experience within the clinical research industry in similar role/team;
Effective time management, planning and organisational skills, with the ability to prioritise and work on a number of studies concurrently;
Well‑developed written and oral communication skills and the ability to interact effectively with a range of people; and to use initiative / show leadership capability to support the Clinical Project Manager and other key internal stakeholders;
Proven ability to work with accuracy and apply strong attention to detail;
Demonstrated competence in the personal attributes of problem solving, flexibility, and a high level of emotional intelligence;
Competent in using the Microsoft suite of programs including Word, Excel, Outlook, databases and other relevant tools.
These positions are offered as permanent fulltime positionsandideal candidates must be able to work flexible hours including being contactable and available to undertake some work outside of business hours, to ensure participant safety; smooth conduct of each trial, and to support our global customers in various time zones. Experience of more than 3 years at Coordinator level will be considered for Senior Study Coordinator level opportunity and relevant remuneration level.
Applications close on Sunday 22 November 2026.
Only candidates with approved rights to work full time without restrictionsin Australia will be shortlisted for this role.
Please note that we may be conducting interviews during the advertisement period and retain the right to withdraw the advert should we select a successful applicant prior to the closing date.
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