Lead Cardiology Research Nurse Coordinator

Washington University; Missouri; On-site; USD 65,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Washington University in Saint Louis seeks an RN Research Nurse Coordinator II in Cardiology to lead a multidisciplinary research team, coordinate enrollment, and ensure protocol adherence. The role includes start-up activities, IRB submissions, budget reviews, and data management.

You will provide direct patient care, screen and enroll subjects, manage study documents, train staff, and monitor safety events, with a commitment to research integrity and participant protection.

Qualifications

• Basic Life Support certification.
• Clinical research certification preferred.
• Experience in academic research setting preferred.

Responsibilities

• Lead and coordinate study enrollment and data collection.
• Ensure protocol compliance and safety reporting as per IRB and sponsor requirements.
• Provide direct patient care and assist physicians in study procedures.
• Train and supervise staff on study activities and data documentation.
• Prepare and submit reportable event reports and study documentation.

Skills

Active Listening

Clinical Research Coordination

Clinical Research Management

Clinical Research Methods

Clinical Research Operations

Clinical Techniques

Detail-Oriented

Effective Written Communication

Oral Communications

Patient Recruitment

Reporting Tools

Team Collaboration

Nursing Fundamentals

Education

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

Tools

Electronic Health Records (EHR)

Database Management

Spreadsheet Software

SAS

Job description

Washington University in Saint Louis seeks an RN Research Nurse Coordinator II in Cardiology to lead a multidisciplinary research team, coordinate enrollment, and ensure protocol adherence. The role includes start-up activities, IRB submissions, budget reviews, and data management.

You will provide direct patient care, screen and enroll subjects, manage study documents, train staff, and monitor safety events, with a commitment to research integrity and participant protection.