Clinical Trials Coordinator - Surgical Research (1-3)

LSUHSC - New Orleans; New Orleans (LA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 74,000; Full time

Job summary

LSU Health Sciences Center, Department of Surgery in New Orleans is seeking a Clinical Trials Coordinator 1, 2, or 3. This position will support clinical research projects within the department, working closely with Dr.

Mary Maluccio and surgical oncology faculty to manage regulatory tasks, screening, consent, and enrollment. Responsibilities include coordinating regulatory paperwork, IRB submissions, subject screening and enrollment into studies, and ensuring compliance across industry-funded

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Physical Sciences, Healthcare/Public Health or related field.
• Certification: CCRC/CCRP or related Clinical Research Certification.
• Clinical Trials Coordinator 1/2/3 levels require 1/3/5 years' experience in recruitment or public health/clinical settings.
• Experience in hospital/clinic/academic research environments and regulatory processes.

Responsibilities

• Assist with regulatory paperwork, IRB submissions, and study startup activities.
• Screen potential participants, obtain informed consent, and enroll subjects.
• Coordinate with investigators and research staff on multiple industry-funded studies.

Skills

Regulatory coordination

IRB submissions

Patient recruitment

Enrollment procedures

Education

Bachelor's degree in Physical Sciences / Healthcare/Public Health

CCRC/CCRP certification or related Clinical Research Certification

Job description

LSU Health Sciences Center, Department of Surgery in New Orleans is seeking a Clinical Trials Coordinator 1, 2, or 3. This position will support clinical research projects within the department, working closely with Dr.

Mary Maluccio and surgical oncology faculty to manage regulatory tasks, screening, consent, and enrollment. Responsibilities include coordinating regulatory paperwork, IRB submissions, subject screening and enrollment into studies, and ensuring compliance across industry-funded