Clinical Research Nurse: Patient Care & Trial Coordination

Indiana University Health; Lafayette (IN); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

IU Health Arnett Hospital is seeking a Clinical Research Nurse to join our team in a full-time, dayshift role. You will coordinate multiple trials across inpatient and outpatient settings, ensuring patient safety and regulatory adherence while supporting a diverse research portfolio.

The position requires an RN license in Indiana, BLS, and 5–7 years of relevant experience. Strong communication and data collection skills are essential to advance our clinical research efforts.

Qualifications

• ASN or BSN from an accredited program; active RN license in Indiana.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required; other ALS may be needed per unit.
• 5–7 years of relevant clinical experience, preferably in research settings.
• Familiarity with FDA regulations governing research trials.
• Experience with patient data collection and clinical procedures such as phlebotomy and IV placement.

Responsibilities

• Screen, recruit, and enroll patients into clinical studies.
• Conduct study visits and patient assessments per protocol.
• Coordinate activities and ensure regulatory compliance for trials.
• Collaborate with physicians, sponsors, and interdisciplinary teams.
• Educate patients and families about participation and safety implications.
• Collect study data and perform procedures like phlebotomy and IV placement.

Skills

Clinical coordination

Phlebotomy

IV placement

Regulatory knowledge

MS Office

Education

ASN

BSN preferred

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

IU Health Arnett Hospital is seeking a Clinical Research Nurse to join our team in a full-time, dayshift role. You will coordinate multiple trials across inpatient and outpatient settings, ensuring patient safety and regulatory adherence while supporting a diverse research portfolio.

The position requires an RN license in Indiana, BLS, and 5–7 years of relevant experience. Strong communication and data collection skills are essential to advance our clinical research efforts.