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Iterative Health in Albany, NY is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator I to support the daily running of industry sponsored trials at a community site. The role involves scheduling and consenting patients, collecting specimens, and keeping study records accurate.
A candidate with 1–3 years of healthcare or research experience, who can perform blood draws, vitals, and ECGs, and who can navigate protocol and documentation will fit well.
This role supports the daily running of industry sponsored trials at a community site, from scheduling and consenting patients to collecting specimens and keeping study records accurate. A strong candidate brings one to three years of healthcare or research experience, comfort with hands on tasks like blood draws, vitals and EKGs, and careful attention to protocol and documentation. Organization and clear communication across patients, sponsors and internal teams matter more than deep trial knowledge.
Much of the record keeping, data entry and query follow up in trial coordination is being sped up by software and AI tools, so the coordinator spends less time on paperwork and more on patients and site logistics. Judgement about protocol compliance, patient safety and consent stays firmly human, as does the hands on clinical work. The role suits someone who is comfortable learning new systems and treating them as support rather than a replacement for careful oversight.
Working here means using clinical research systems such as CTMS and EDC in a network that pairs trial operations with AI. That builds practical familiarity with structured trial data and the workflows AI tools plug into. Someone preparing for this role can strengthen it by getting comfortable with electronic data capture and learning how trial data quality is checked.
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Iterative Health embeds clinical research into community care settings, and per the company, runs trials 2x faster to activate sites and 3x higher patient enrollment.