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Ermi LLC. is seeking a part-time Clinical Research Coordinator to support orthopedic studies across the Tampa Bay area, primarily onsite during regular weekday hours. The role involves patient-facing research coordination, data entry, and collaboration with ArthroResearch, FOI, and Florida Orthopedic Institute.
You will assist with enrollment, ROM measurements, and study documentation while ensuring regulatory compliance and smooth operations across multiple clinics.
Location: Tampa Bay Area, Florida (Riverview, Brandon, North Tampa, and Wesley Chapel)
Schedule: Part-Time
Work Arrangement: Primarily Onsite | Weekday Clinical Hours
Help Advance Orthopedic Research and Patient Care. Are you an experienced clinical research professional who enjoys working directly with patients and contributing to meaningful healthcare research?
We are seeking a part-time Clinical Research Coordinator to support orthopedic clinical research conducted in collaboration with ArthroResearch, Ermi, and Florida Orthopedic Institute (FOI).
This is an excellent opportunity for a detail-oriented, patient-focused professional who enjoys combining clinical research coordination, hands‑on patient assessments, and study management.
In this role, you will work closely with clinical teams across multiple Tampa Bay locations, supporting research studies from participant enrollment through follow-up and data collection.
This role combines clinical research, direct patient interaction, and orthopedic rehabilitation.
You’ll have the opportunity to:
This position requires approximately 20 per week, primarily during regular weekday clinical hours.
The role is primarily onsite, with regular travel between participating Florida Orthopedic Institute locations in Riverview, Brandon, North Tampa, and Wesley Chapel. Some administrative responsibilities may be performed remotely, depending on study needs.
The coordinator will work closely with ArthroResearch, Ermi, and Florida Orthopedic Institute teams to support successful study execution.