Clinical Research Coordinator I - Start Research Career
University of Chicago
Chicago (IL)
On-site
USD 50,000 - 65,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Comprehensive health benefits
Retirement plans
Paid time off
Job summary
A leading educational institution in Chicago is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator I to manage clinical trials and patient data. The ideal candidate should hold a Bachelor's degree and have strong communication and organizational skills. Responsibilities include coordinating study logistics, maintaining documentation, and educating patients about procedures. This full-time role comes with competitive compensation, a comprehensive benefits package, and requires a commitment to excellence in patient care and research.
Qualifications
Minimum 2 years of work experience in a related job discipline.
Ability to understand complex clinical documents.
Knowledge of medical terminology/environment.
Responsibilities
Coordinate all aspects of conducting clinical trials.
Maintain accurate and complete documentation.
Educate patients about study procedures.
Plan and coordinate patient schedules.
Prepare protocol submissions and revisions.
Skills
Strong communication skills
Strong organizational skills
Data management skills
Ability to interact and communicate with clarity
Education
Bachelor's degree
Tools
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Excel
Adobe Acrobat
Job description
A leading educational institution in Chicago is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator I to manage clinical trials and patient data. The ideal candidate should hold a Bachelor's degree and have strong communication and organizational skills. Responsibilities include coordinating study logistics, maintaining documentation, and educating patients about procedures. This full-time role comes with competitive compensation, a comprehensive benefits package, and requires a commitment to excellence in patient care and research.