Clinical Research Coordinator II — Maternal Health & HCV

UAB group; Birmingham (AL); Sur place; USD 50 000 - 81 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator II in Med - Infectious Diseases. The role focuses on studies involving pregnant/postpartum women and individuals experiencing homelessness affected by HCV, with responsibilities spanning start-up to closeout and regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities include participant screening, consent, recruitment, data and specimen collection, and coordination with investigators and community partners to ensure

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required; three years of related experience or equivalent work experience.
• Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills.
• Experience coordinating clinical trials or with vulnerable populations is a plus.

Responsabilités

• Coordinate start-up and closeout activities for clinical studies.
• Implement study protocols and ensure adherence to GCP/IRB requirements.
• Screen participants, determine eligibility, obtain informed consent, and recruit/enroll participants.
• Manage follow-up, scheduling, data collection, and handling of biological specimens.
• Maintain accurate regulatory documentation and collaborate with investigators and community partners.
• Address barriers to participation (transportation, housing instability) and provide participant education.

Connaissances

Organizational skills

Communication

Interpersonal skills

Cultural competency

Formation

Bachelor's degree in a related field

Description du poste

The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator II in Med - Infectious Diseases. The role focuses on studies involving pregnant/postpartum women and individuals experiencing homelessness affected by HCV, with responsibilities spanning start-up to closeout and regulatory compliance.

Responsibilities include participant screening, consent, recruitment, data and specimen collection, and coordination with investigators and community partners to ensure