Clinical Research Study Coordinator

University of California San Diego; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 68,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

UC San Diego Health Sciences seeks a Clinical Trial Study Coordinator in Medicine to support research on veteran health and related areas. Responsibilities include participant recruitment, screening, scheduling, and data management across multiple studies with emphasis on fielding questions and coordinating with investigators.

The role requires strong organizational skills, experience with survey design, and proficiency in Microsoft Office; background in biology is preferred.

Qualifications

• Theoretical knowledge of a biological science or related field.
• Demonstrated communication skills and the ability to comprehend instructions.
• Experience developing complex surveys using survey software (Qualtrics preferred).
• Demonstrated organizational skills for scheduling study visits and meetings.
• Familiarity with Microsoft Office suite and research databases.

Responsibilities

• Recruit and screen research participants and schedule visits.
• Induction of participants and administration of tests.
• Manage data collection and data management for multiple studies.
• Serve as primary study contact for investigators and collaborators.
• Oversee submission of manuscripts and grant materials; track grant files.

Skills

Communication skills

Survey design

Teamwork

Data collection

Data management

Organization

Biology knowledge

Tools

Qualtrics

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

PowerPoint

Outlook

Job description

UC San Diego Health Sciences seeks a Clinical Trial Study Coordinator in Medicine to support research on veteran health and related areas. Responsibilities include participant recruitment, screening, scheduling, and data management across multiple studies with emphasis on fielding questions and coordinating with investigators.

The role requires strong organizational skills, experience with survey design, and proficiency in Microsoft Office; background in biology is preferred.