Clinical Research Coordinator I — Lead Study Coordination

SGS North America Inc.; Richardson (TX); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

SGS North America Inc. in Richardson, TX seeks a Clinical Research Coordinator I to lead coordinated studies, perform follow-up visits, review documents, enter data, and ensure adherence to protocol and GCP.

You will prepare test materials, manage study documentation, and support the Clinic Manager with scheduling, budgeting and ensuring quality across multiple studies in a fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

• Associate degree or 2 years minimum of relevant work experience with a GED or High School Diploma.
• Understand basic concepts in clinical research and capable of learning and performing duties during clinical studies.
• Language Skills; Mathematical Skills; Reasoning Skills/Abilities; Computer Skills.
• Ability to manage and coordinate multiple projects in a fast-paced, highly professional environment.

Responsibilities

• Performs station and instrumentation duties on other studies as assigned, including the collection and recording of clinical information.
• Responds to queries from Quality Assurance and Statistics departments.
• Sets up and conducts study in compliance with protocol, SOPs, applicable regulations and GCPs.
• Prepares for and conducts pre-study meetings as well as other meetings and processes as deemed to protocol, SOPs and GCPs.
• Coordinates scheduling subjects for visits.
• Completes other duties or tasks assigned by Clinic Manager and/or Supervisor.

Skills

Study coordination

GCP knowledge

Data entry

Documentation

Education

Associate degree

GED/High School Diploma

Job description

SGS North America Inc. in Richardson, TX seeks a Clinical Research Coordinator I to lead coordinated studies, perform follow-up visits, review documents, enter data, and ensure adherence to protocol and GCP.

You will prepare test materials, manage study documentation, and support the Clinic Manager with scheduling, budgeting and ensuring quality across multiple studies in a fast-paced environment.