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Iterative Health in Chesterfield, VA is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator II to manage industry‑sponsored trials from startup through closeout at a community site. You will handle visit scheduling, recruitment and consent, and perform protocol procedures such as vitals, ECGs, specimen handling and phlebotomy, while maintaining accurate source records and timely CTMS updates.
A strong candidate has three to five years of research or healthcare experience, can juggle competing priorities,
This role runs industry sponsored trials at a community site largely on its own, from startup through closeout. It covers visit scheduling, recruitment and consent, protocol procedures like vitals, ECGs, specimen handling and phlebotomy, plus source records, CTMS updates and query resolution. A strong candidate brings three to five years of research or healthcare experience, comfort with competing priorities, and steady handling of sponsors, monitors and patients.
How it fits the AI era
The company pairs trial expertise with AI, so tools likely speed up data entry, query tracking and enrollment outreach. The coordinator still owns protocol judgment, patient safety, consent conversations and the accuracy of source records. Human contact with participants and clean documentation stay central even as software takes over more routine tracking.
How it builds AI experience
Working here gives exposure to AI supported trial operations inside a site network built for faster activation and enrollment. A candidate can build readiness by getting fluent with CTMS and EDC systems and learning how data quality feeds downstream tools. Familiarity with GI, hepatology or cardiology studies adds relevance to the company focus.
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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.