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Iterative Health seeks a hands-on research nurse to blend patient care with study documentation at community trial sites. You will schedule visits, draw blood, run ECGs, start IVs and monitor infusions while ensuring accurate trial records.
The role requires an active RN license and 1–2 years of clinical research experience, with strict adherence to GCP and FDA documentation standards. Familiarity with CTMS or EDC systems is a plus as trials expand using AI-enabled workflows.
This is a hands-on research nurse role that mixes patient care with study paperwork. The work covers scheduling visits, drawing blood, running ECGs, starting IVs and monitoring infusions, and keeping records accurate for each trial. A strong candidate holds an active RN license, has a year or two of clinical research experience, and pays close attention to detail while following protocols closely.
AI tools can help with chart screening, scheduling and checking data, which may cut some of the routine admin load. Drawing blood, monitoring infusions, spotting safety concerns and building trust with participants still depend on a skilled nurse. The posting does not describe the specific AI tools used in this role, so day to day AI use is unclear.
The company says it pairs clinical trial expertise with AI across a network of community research sites, so this role may touch software-driven trial systems such as CTMS and EDC platforms. Someone could build AI experience by learning how those systems track enrollment and data quality, and by asking how technology supports patient recruitment at the site.
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Iterative Health embeds clinical research into community care settings, and per the company, runs trials 2x faster to activate sites and 3x higher patient enrollment.