Clinical Research Coordinator — Lead Protocols & Trials

Reliance Clinical Testing Services, Inc.; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

ALS, a global clinical testing leader, seeks a full-time Clinical Research Coordinator in Phoenix, AZ. The role supports safety and efficacy studies under the PI, coordinating protocols and daily study activities, and supervising a team of assistants.

Qualifications include a life sciences degree (preferred) and 1–2 years of clinical industry experience, with ability to lift up to—though not specified—typical lab workloads.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science or Arts degree in life sciences preferred.
• 1–2 years’ experience in clinical industry experience (can substitute for BS/BA).

Responsibilities

• Plans, develops, and coordinates safety and efficacy research studies under PI supervision and in accordance with protocol and GCP.
• Coordinates planning, development, and implementation of clinical protocols and operating procedures per study sponsor and PI.
• supervises clinical research assistants to ensure activities comply with SOPs and GCP guidelines.
• Oversees day-to-day clinical activities to maximize study workflow and subject availability.
• Works with Recruitment to confirm subject entrance criteria before conducting studies.
• Monitors subjects’ response to treatment and communicates data to investigators promptly.
• Assists with generation of protocols, interim reports, and final reports for sponsors.
• Maintains inventory of laboratory supplies.
• Other duties as assigned.

Education

Bachelor of Science or Arts in life sciences

Job description

ALS, a global clinical testing leader, seeks a full-time Clinical Research Coordinator in Phoenix, AZ. The role supports safety and efficacy studies under the PI, coordinating protocols and daily study activities, and supervising a team of assistants.

Qualifications include a life sciences degree (preferred) and 1–2 years of clinical industry experience, with ability to lift up to—though not specified—typical lab workloads.