Clinical Trials Study Coordinator – Flexible & Growth-Oriented

Howard University; Washington, Baltimore (District of Columbia, MD); On-site; USD 55,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health & Wellness

Work-Life Balance

Financial Wellness

Professional Development

Additional Perks

Job summary

Howard University sample placement: The Talent Acquisition team seeks a Study Coordinator to support the Clinical Trials Unit. You will coordinate study participants, schedule tests, and ensure informed consent and proper documentation are in place, collaborating with physicians and research staff.

The role emphasizes adhering to protocols, entering data accurately, and maintaining study records. A BS degree and health-related coursework are preferred; strong English communication is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science degree required.
• Health-related field concentration is desirable.
• Experience with study protocols and clinical trials management is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Maintain familiarity with the protocol and evaluate candidate eligibility.
• Meet with patient caretakers to review enrollment details.
• Ensure informed consent is obtained and proper documentation.
• Schedule tests and appointments within appropriate timeframes.
• Enter data accurately into case report forms and electronic systems.
• Monitor abnormal lab results and coordinate retests as required.
• Maintain source documentation for each participant.

Skills

Clinical trials knowledge

Protocol compliance

Regulatory knowledge

English communication

Data entry/computer skills

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor of Science degree

Job description

Howard University sample placement: The Talent Acquisition team seeks a Study Coordinator to support the Clinical Trials Unit. You will coordinate study participants, schedule tests, and ensure informed consent and proper documentation are in place, collaborating with physicians and research staff.

The role emphasizes adhering to protocols, entering data accurately, and maintaining study records. A BS degree and health-related coursework are preferred; strong English communication is essential.