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Colorado MS Center is seeking a highly competent clinical research coordinator to support Phase IV TG Enable and investigator-initiated ibogaine studies. This part-time position emphasizes organization, ownership, and independent work within a small specialty practice.
You will assist with study coordination, data entry, regulatory documentation, and communication with sponsors. The role offers 20–25 hours per week with potential for expansion as the program grows.
We are seeking a highly competent clinical research coordinator who is detail‑oriented, personable, organized, and reliable to help build our research department.
Colorado MS Center is seeking a highly organized, detail-oriented Part-Time Research Coordinator to support our growing clinical research program.
This is an opportunity to work directly with a physician-investigator in a small, collaborative specialty practice and participate in both industry-sponsored clinical research and investigator-initiated research.
The Research Coordinator will primarily support our Phase IV TG Enable clinical study, while also assisting with our investigator-initiated ibogaine research program.
We are looking for someone who enjoys clinical research, is highly organized, can work independently, and is comfortable taking ownership of projects and keeping multiple research activities moving forward.
This is a part-time position, approximately 20–25 hours per week, with the potential for additional hours as our research program expands.
The ideal candidate is someone who is organized, intellectually curious, dependable, and able to take ownership of their work. You should be comfortable working in a small practice where you may have significant responsibility and autonomy.
Experience with clinical research is important, but we are also interested in candidates who demonstrate strong organizational skills, initiative, and a genuine interest in research.
Schedule: Part-time, approximately 15–25 hours/week