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Iterative Health is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator I for our Flowood, MS site. You will support daily trial activities, coordinate patient visits, consent processes, and data documentation in a community clinic setting.
The role emphasizes hands-on procedures, accurate record-keeping, and collaboration with sponsors and monitors to ensure protocol compliance and participant safety.
This role supports the daily running of industry sponsored trials at a community site, handling patient visits, recruitment, consent, specimen processing, and study records under senior staff guidance. A strong candidate brings one to three years of healthcare or research experience, comfort with hands on procedures like blood draws, vitals, and EKGs, and careful documentation habits. Organization, protocol reading, and steady communication with patients, sponsors, and monitors matter more than deep trial knowledge.
Much of the routine documentation, data entry, and query tracking in trial coordination is being sped up by software, and this company builds AI tools for exactly that work. The human core stays: hands on patient care, informed consent conversations, judgment during visits, and keeping participants engaged through a study. The coordinator becomes the person who makes sure automated records match what actually happened in the clinic.
Working here offers exposure to AI supported trial operations at a company whose product is built around faster site activation and enrollment. A candidate can build relevant grounding by learning clinical research systems like CTMS and EDC platforms and understanding how structured data feeds trial oversight. Familiarity with GCP and careful source documentation is the base that makes any AI tooling useful in this setting.
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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.