Clinical Research Coordinator I - Nurse - Richmond, VA

present of AI; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Iterative Health is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator I - Nurse to run day-to-day industry sponsored trials at a Richmond community site, including scheduling visits, consenting patients, and maintaining accurate records. A licensed RN with trial experience is preferred, and strong organization and documentation are essential.

The role emphasizes data integrity, patient safety, and collaboration with sponsors, monitors, and the principal investigator.

Qualifications

• Licensed nurse with trial experience preferred.
• Strong organizational and documentation skills.
• Willingness to learn GI and hepatology work matters more than deep specialty knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Schedule visits for industry-sponsored trials at a community site.
• Consent and guide patients through study procedures.
• Maintain accurate records and case report forms; ensure data integrity.

Skills

RN license

Clinical research experience

Data/documentation accuracy

Patient recruitment and consent

Education

Nursing degree

Tools

CTMS

EDC

Job description

Clinical Research Coordinator I - Nurse - Richmond, VA

This role runs the day to day of industry sponsored trials at a community site: scheduling visits, consenting and guiding patients, keeping records and case report forms accurate, drawing blood and shipping samples, and staying in touch with sponsors, monitors and the principal investigator. A strong candidate is a licensed nurse with some trial experience who is organized, careful with documentation, and comfortable juggling several studies at once. Willingness to learn GI and hepatology work matters more than deep specialty knowledge.

How it fits the AI era

The company pairs trial expertise with AI, so much of the routine tracking, data checks and reporting will lean on software, freeing the coordinator to focus on patients and protocol judgment. What stays human is the bedside work, informed consent conversations, spotting safety issues, and keeping data honest. The role suits someone who welcomes tools that cut paperwork and who can still catch when a record does not add up.

How it builds AI experience

Working inside a network that uses AI to speed site activation and enrollment gives hands on exposure to technology assisted trial operations, including CTMS and electronic data platforms named in the posting. Building on that means getting comfortable with electronic source and case report systems and learning how data quality checks work. Prior GI or hepatology trial exposure and GCP familiarity would strengthen a candidacy here.

Worth showing

• Active RN license
• Clinical research experience
• Protocol and GCP compliance
• CTMS and EDC use
• Patient recruitment and consent

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About Iterative Health

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.