Looking for a Clinical Research Coordinator!
Type: 12-Week Contract - potential for extension
Compensation: Competitive hourly rate + significant non-taxed relocation/housing stipend.
Location: Edison, NJ
Schedule: Full-time hours (32–40 hours per week; Monday – Friday, starting between 7:30 AM – 8:00 AM).
Are you an experienced Clinical Research Coordinator looking for your next high-impact role? We are actively seeking an autonomous, plug-and-play CRC ready asap to relocate for an initial 12-week contract, backed by a generous, non-taxed relocation stipend.This position features a balanced workload, close collaboration with clinic staff, and a direct pathway to a long-term, permanent position as site expansion continues.
Why You’ll Love This Role
- Manageable Patient Volume: Average 1–3 patient visits per day, giving you dedicated time for thorough protocol execution and data entry, alongside periodic admin days during study launches.
- Turnkey Support: Work alongside experienced onsite clinic techs who assist with specialized visual testing (BCVA and refraction).
- Comprehensive Relocation Package: Receive a significant non-taxed stipend to facilitate your travel and living arrangements for the duration of the contract.
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate and manage 1–3 clinical trial visits daily; balance clinic days with administrative focus as new protocols launch.
- Perform certified phlebotomy/venipunctures and process blood specimens using onsite centrifuges.
- Partner seamlessly with embedded clinic personnel and specialized technicians handling refraction and BCVA.
- Complete timely, high-accuracy data entry across multiple study-specific EDC systems.
- Maintain master regulatory binders, essential study documents, and day-to-day inspection readiness.
- Oversee investigational product (IP) accountability and logistics (no direct dispensing required); prepare for and host visits from external CRAs and monitors.
What We Are Looking For
Required:
- Active experience in Phlebotomy / Blood Draws.
- Proven, hands-on experience with specimen processing and operating centrifuges.
- Demonstrated proficiency across multiple EDC platforms and standard GCP/ICH regulatory processes.
- Proven ability to work independently with an autonomous, "plug-and-play" mindset (minimal daily onsite supervision).
- Strong interpersonal skills to interface effortlessly with Principal Investigators, clinic staff, study monitors, and trial participants.
Preferred:
- Clinical research experience within Ophthalmology (Retina, Anterior Segment, or general eye care/rare indications).
- An adaptable, collaborative personality with an exceptional track record in stakeholder and relationship management.
- Comfort working in a compact, embedded clinic setting (e.g., utilizing designated exam rooms as office/workspace).