Clinical Research Coordinator: Neurotherapy & EEG Trials

School of Medicine; Palo Alto (CA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Precision Neurotherapeutics Lab at Stanford University seeks a full-time Assistant Clinical Research Coordinator to support NIH-funded projects pursuing personalized TMS treatments for depression and related neurostimulation research. You will collaborate with engineers, clinicians, and statisticians on EEG biomarkers, MRI, TMS data collection, and software development for real-time EEG monitoring.

The role offers clinical exposure and opportunities toward MD/PhD goals, with a dynamic,

Qualifications

• Two-year college degree with at least one year of relevant research experience.
• Willingness to work in a Stanford environment.
• Experience with EEG brain recordings preferred.
• Ability to work in-person at Stanford University.

Responsibilities

• Schedule and contact subjects for appointments and send reminders.
• Prepare, distribute, and process questionnaires.
• Screen, recruit, and obtain informed consent from study participants.
• Collect MRI, TMS, EEG, and other psychophysiological data.
• Manage patient and lab data in REDCap.
• Assist in software design for real-time EEG monitoring and brain stimulation.
• Maintain study documents, logs, and case report forms.
• Support training of new staff and students on lab procedures.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Experience with patients

Programming experience

EEG data handling

In-person Stanford work

Education

Two-year college degree and one year of relevant experience

Job description

Precision Neurotherapeutics Lab at Stanford University seeks a full-time Assistant Clinical Research Coordinator to support NIH-funded projects pursuing personalized TMS treatments for depression and related neurostimulation research. You will collaborate with engineers, clinicians, and statisticians on EEG biomarkers, MRI, TMS data collection, and software development for real-time EEG monitoring.

The role offers clinical exposure and opportunities toward MD/PhD goals, with a dynamic,