Clinical Research Coordinator II

present of AI; San Marcos (TX); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Iterative Health is seeking a trial coordinator to run industry sponsored trials at a community site from startup through closeout. The role requires hands-on research or clinical experience, strict adherence to protocols, and strong organization to juggle visits, data, and paperwork.

You'll work closely with patients, sponsors and monitors, using CTMS and EDC tools, and ensure data quality and timely query resolution while maintaining patient trust and protocol compliance.

Qualifications

• Several years of hands-on research or clinical experience.
• Ability to follow a protocol closely.
• Strong organizational skills balancing visits, data, and paperwork.
• Comfort working with patients, sponsors and monitors.
• CTMS and EDC tooling fluency.
• Data quality and query resolution awareness.

Responsibilities

• Run industry-sponsored trials at a community site from startup through closeout.
• Ensure protocol compliance and GCP adherence.
• Coordinate visits, data collection, and required documentation.
• Maintain data quality and resolve queries.

Skills

Clinical research

Protocol compliance

Data management

Team coordination

Tools

CTMS

EDC tools

Job description

This role runs industry sponsored trials at a community site, from start up through closeout, with little hand holding. A strong candidate has several years of hands on research or clinic experience, can follow a protocol closely, and stays organized while juggling visits, data and paperwork. Comfort with patients, sponsors and monitors matters as much as the technical tasks.

How it fits the AI era

Much of the routine work, such as data entry, query follow up and tracking, is increasingly assisted by software, so the coordinator spends more time on judgment and less on typing. The human parts stay central: consent conversations, patient trust, safety review and keeping a visit on track. The role suits someone who can use these tools well while keeping the protocol and the patient first.

How it builds AI experience

Working at a company that pairs trial operations with AI means daily exposure to trial management and data systems and to how technology shapes site performance. A candidate can build this by getting fluent in CTMS and EDC tools and by learning how data quality and enrollment tracking feed into faster studies. Interest in how AI supports research operations, without overstating it, is worth showing.

Worth showing

• Protocol and GCP compliance
• Patient recruitment and consent
• CTMS and EDC fluency
• Data quality and query resolution

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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.