Clinical Research Coordinator I – Cancer Trials & Data

UAB Medicine; University (FL); On-site; USD 44,000 - 71,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) seeks a Clinical Research Coordinator I for the O'Neal Comprehensive Cancer Center. The role supports study coordination, participant screening, data collection, and visit scheduling on a day shift.

Responsibilities include CRF completion, lab coordination, and data entry via EDC systems, with adherence to GCP and protocols. Minimum education is a high school diploma; a Bachelor's in Biomedical Science, Biology, or Chemistry is preferred.

Qualifications

• The candidate must have a High School diploma or GED.
• Preference for a bachelor's in Biomedical Science, Biology, or Chemistry with patient care experience.
• Familiarity with medical terminology and data collection processes.
• Experience recruiting and following up with research participants per protocol.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate studies and support team members within protocol.
• Assist screening and eligibility determination with senior staff.
• Conduct activities in accordance with protocol, regulations, and GCP.
• Support study lifecycle from start-up to closure, including data collection and visits.
• Prepare CRFs and assist in SOPs and data quality assurance.
• Use EDC systems for data entry under supervision.
• Handle administrative duties and source documentation for investigators.

Skills

Data entry

Microsoft Office

Written communication

Verbal communication

Medical terminology

Education

High School diploma or GED

Bachelor's in Biomedical Science/ Biology/ Chemistry

Tools

EDC systems

Microsoft Office

Job description

University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) seeks a Clinical Research Coordinator I for the O'Neal Comprehensive Cancer Center. The role supports study coordination, participant screening, data collection, and visit scheduling on a day shift.

Responsibilities include CRF completion, lab coordination, and data entry via EDC systems, with adherence to GCP and protocols. Minimum education is a high school diploma; a Bachelor's in Biomedical Science, Biology, or Chemistry is preferred.