Clinical Research Assistant: Data, Recruitment & IRB Support

Weill Cornell Medicine; New York (NY); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City is seeking a Research Coordinator to provide research, data analysis, and operational support for clinical studies. You will assist principal investigators and coordinators with participant recruitment, data entry, and literature reviews.

The role involves creating study databases, ensuring data quality, and supporting IRB submissions and renewals. A background in clinical research and familiarity with medical terminology are advantageous.

Qualifications

• Statistical and database management experience with SPSS and RedCap.
• Bachelor's degree preferred; advanced degree optional.
• Clinical research experience is helpful.
• Knowledge of medical terminology is helpful.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate recruitment and enrollment of study participants and assess eligibility.
• Maintain accurate participant contact information and delivery locations.
• Conduct literature reviews and develop templates for study protocols.
• Create and manage the study database.
• Enter collected data into the database and perform basic data analyses.
• Assist with IRB/IACUC submissions and renewals.
• Assist faculty with grant submissions and related documentation.
• Perform other related duties as directed.

Skills

Statistical analysis

Database management

SPSS

RedCap

Medical terminology knowledge

Clinical research experience

Education

Bachelor's degree (preferred)

High School Diploma

Tools

SPSS

RedCap

Job description

Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City is seeking a Research Coordinator to provide research, data analysis, and operational support for clinical studies. You will assist principal investigators and coordinators with participant recruitment, data entry, and literature reviews.

The role involves creating study databases, ensuring data quality, and supporting IRB submissions and renewals. A background in clinical research and familiarity with medical terminology are advantageous.