Licensed Nurse - Field Research & Biospecimen Collection

CienciaPR; San Juan (PR); Hybrid; USD 48,000 - 62,000; Part time

Job summary

FDI Clinical Research in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is seeking an immediate hire for a Licensed Nurse to implement PROSPECT study protocols, collecting data and biospecimens (blood/urine) in an NIH-funded project.

The role involves clinical measurements, data verification, and reporting progress. Travel across Puerto Rico is required; transportation costs are covered and supervision is provided by project leaders in Boston and Puerto Rico.

Qualifications

• Have completed a BSN from an accredited institution.
• Experience in venipuncture/phlebotomy.
• 1+ year in clinical or health research.
• Licensed as a professional nurse in Puerto Rico.
• Fully fluent in English and Spanish.
• Strong organization and attention to detail.
• Good interpersonal and teamwork skills.
• Proficient with MS Office; familiarity with databases is a plus.
• Willingness to travel within Puerto Rico; valid certification requirements met.
• References available upon request.

Responsibilities

• Collect data and biospecimens per protocol at multiple clinical sites.
• Perform clinical measurements and ensure data quality.
• Record and code data in electronic and paper systems.
• Ensure proper handling and delivery of biospecimens.
• Produce periodic progress reports for supervisors.
• Contribute to communications, publications, and website content as needed.
• Attend staff meetings and trainings on-site, off-site, and online.
• Perform other study-related tasks as necessary.

Skills

Phlebotomy

Clinical research

Bilingual EN/ES

Data collection

Communication

Education

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

Tools

Microsoft Word

Excel

PowerPoint

Electronic data capture systems

Job description

FDI Clinical Research in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is seeking an immediate hire for a Licensed Nurse to implement PROSPECT study protocols, collecting data and biospecimens (blood/urine) in an NIH-funded project.

The role involves clinical measurements, data verification, and reporting progress. Travel across Puerto Rico is required; transportation costs are covered and supervision is provided by project leaders in Boston and Puerto Rico.