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Alliance Clinical Network in Dallas, TX, seeks an Assistant Clinical Research Coordinator II to support daily clinical research operations under supervision. The role involves recruiting and enrolling participants, collecting medical history, coordinating lab tests, and maintaining study data.
The ideal candidate holds a Certified Medical Assistant credential, has 2+ years in clinical research, and is proficient with EDC systems and MS Office. Familiarity with EKGs and phlebotomy is preferred.
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FullTime Alliance Clinical Dallas, Dallas, TX, US
7 days ago Requisition ID: 1329
Summary:
The Assistant Clinical Research Coordinator II (ACRC II) supports daily clinical research operations under the direction and ongoing supervision of the Site Manager, Site Director, and Principal Investigator, ensuring compliance with required protocols. Responsibilities include planning, organizing, and assisting with clinical trials by conducting patient recruitment, enrollment, and retention.
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ACN does not provide visa sponsorship for this role. Candidates who will require immigration or visa sponsorship at any time now or in the future (including, but not limited to, H-1B, TN, or STEM OPT training plans) are not eligible for this role.
About the Company:
At Alliance Clinical Network, our mission is to advance medical research by enrolling diverse populations in high-quality clinical trials. We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of integrity and excellence, and to ensuring that every participant receives respectful and compassionate care. We strive to build a tightly knit, supportive and collaborative environment where our team members can thrive and make meaningful contributions to human health.