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A leading company is seeking a Clinical Research Assistant in Phoenix, AZ. This role focuses on patient acquisition, chart maintenance, and supporting clinical trials. Ideal candidates are organized, detail-oriented, and eager to learn. Fluency in English and Spanish is required, along with a Bachelor's degree. Benefits include competitive salary, health insurance, and flexible scheduling.
Job Description
Salary:
Northwest Valley & Phoenix locations
Full & part time available
As a Clinical Research Assistant, you love to-do lists, organization, and are a master of administrative tasks. You have a pronounced attention to detail and are obsessed with learning. As a lifelong seeker of knowledge, you read everything! Patient care and excellent bedside manner are top priorities for you. When faced with a challenge, you take a breath, grab your resources, and make a plan! Preparation, agendas, and crushing tasks are your strengths. You are an eager self-starter who wants to develop a strong foundation to grow as a Clinical Research Coordinator. You may or may not have some previous clinical research experience and/or ophthalmology experience. Fluency in English and Spanish is required. Bachelor's degree.
What you will own & improve
What you already know
What you will learn
About the Team
This role reports to our Director of Clinical Research. Local travel is required.
Benefits at DocTrials
Values at DocTrials
About Us
DocTrials' culture is guided by our values and behavior. Our success depends on how much we care for each other, our customers, and our community.
We are an alliance of physician sites conducting clinical studies within private practices. Our sites operate under standardized procedures ensuring high quality and efficiency, providing sponsors with confidence in data quality. Founded to connect patients and physicians with clinical trials across the US, our goal is to discover new therapies, bring hope, and find new treatments for disease.