Clinical Research Coordinator II - Memphis, TN

present of AI; Memphis (TN); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Iterative Health in Memphis, TN seeks a Clinical Research Coordinator II to manage day-to-day trial activities at a community care site, including screening and consenting patients, scheduling visits, and keeping source documents and regulatory binders in order.

The role emphasizes accuracy, good clinical practice, and collaboration with clinic staff; experience with electronic data capture systems and reviewing AI-assisted outputs helps speed enrollment and data quality.

Qualifications

• Screening and consenting patients.
• Scheduling visits and maintaining source documents.
• Regulatory binder management and adverse event reporting.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate day-to-day trial activities at a community care site.
• Collaborate with clinic staff and patients new to trials.
• Ensure data quality and regulatory compliance.

Skills

Good clinical practice

Patient consent and screening

Electronic data capture systems

Job description

Clinical Research Coordinator II - Memphis, TN

A Clinical Research Coordinator II typically runs day to day study activities at a site: screening and consenting patients, scheduling visits, keeping source documents and regulatory binders in order, and reporting adverse events. A strong candidate brings prior trial coordination experience, comfort with protocols and good clinical practice, and careful record keeping. Because this company places research inside community care settings, the role likely calls for close work with clinic staff and patients who are new to trials.

How it fits the AI era

AI is taking over more of the routine load in trial coordination, from scheduling and data entry to flagging protocol deviations and drafting visit notes. That shifts the human core toward patient trust, judgment calls on eligibility and safety, and working with clinic teams. Coordinators who can check and correct what automated tools produce become more valuable, not less.

How it builds AI experience

Working here would build hands on exposure to technology enabled trial operations, since the company's model depends on faster site activation and enrollment. A candidate can prepare by learning common clinical trial management and electronic data capture systems and by getting comfortable reviewing AI assisted outputs for accuracy. Understanding how data quality affects trial speed is a practical edge.

Worth showing

• Good clinical practice
• Patient consent and screening
• Electronic data capture systems

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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.