Night-Shift RN for Clinical Research Trials (PRN)

Forcare-Clinical-Research; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 78,000; Part time

Job summary

CenExel Clinical Research is seeking a PRN Registered Nurse for night shifts (5:30 pm–6:00 am) at our Tampa site. You will oversee daily clinical study activities, liaise between site and Sponsor, and document all trial data accurately and ethically.

Need Florida RN license, BLS/ACLS certification, 0–1 year experience, and ability to manage vital signs, labs, and adverse events while maintaining protocol compliance.

Qualifications

• Must be a Registered Nurse with a current license in Florida, and no disciplinary action on the license.
• BLS or ACLS certification or ability to obtain.
• 0-1 year of nursing experience required.
• IV certification may be site-dependent.
• Ability to perform clinical tasks within scope of licensure and training.
• Clear verbal communication with patients and good interpersonal skills.
• Willingness to work night shift; 5:30 pm–6 am; occasional day shifts possible.

Responsibilities

• Provide general nursing care, monitor vitals and labs as needed.
• Review and execute clinical trial protocols.
• Maintain study documents per sponsor/site requirements.
• Recruitment and scheduling of study subjects as applicable.
• Screen subjects for eligibility and coordinate assessments.
• Document Case Report Forms accurately following source data.
• Communicate with sponsor representatives and maintain logs and inventory.
• Attend training and study-related meetings and ensure safety standards.

Skills

Registered Nurse

BLS/ACLS

IV Certified

Communication

Teamwork

Education

Florida RN license

Job description

CenExel Clinical Research is seeking a PRN Registered Nurse for night shifts (5:30 pm–6:00 am) at our Tampa site. You will oversee daily clinical study activities, liaise between site and Sponsor, and document all trial data accurately and ethically.

Need Florida RN license, BLS/ACLS certification, 0–1 year experience, and ability to manage vital signs, labs, and adverse events while maintaining protocol compliance.