Clinical Research Coordinator I – Shoulder Biomechanics Lab

Washington University in St. Louis; Watervliet Township (MI); On-site; USD 49,000 - 74,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

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Health insurance

Metro transit U- Pass

Tuition assistance

Job summary

Washington University in St. Louis is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator I for the Program in Physical Therapy.

The role supports shoulder biomechanics studies, coordinating protocols, data collection, and participant testing in a on-site lab with occasional remote work with supervisor approval. The ideal candidate will hold a Bachelor's degree, BLS certification, and strong organizational and communication skills to manage data collection, scheduling, and liaison tasks across the research

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent combination.
• Basic Life Support certification required.
• No prior work experience required.
• Strong attention to detail and data integrity.

Responsibilities

• Implements and manages all phases of study/protocol.
• Ensures compliance with protocol guidelines and regulatory requirements.
• Establishes and maintains record-keeping systems.
• Analyzes adverse events and notifies physicians as needed.
• Recruit, enroll, and assist with testing of study participants.
• Schedule data collections and act as liaison with investigators.

Skills

Clinical Data Interpretation

Clinical Research

Clinical Study Protocols

Communication

Compliance Management

Data Collection Methods

Detail-Oriented

Teamwork

Time Management

Working Independently

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Job description

Washington University in St. Louis is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator I for the Program in Physical Therapy.

The role supports shoulder biomechanics studies, coordinating protocols, data collection, and participant testing in a on-site lab with occasional remote work with supervisor approval. The ideal candidate will hold a Bachelor's degree, BLS certification, and strong organizational and communication skills to manage data collection, scheduling, and liaison tasks across the research