Oncology Research Operations Lead

START Research; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with match

Annual performance bonus

Paid time off

Medical, dental, vision

Life and disability insurance

Employee Assistance Program

Flexible FSA/HSA

Professional growth opportunities

Job summary

START Center for Cancer Research in San Antonio, TX seeks a Supervisor, Research Coordinator to lead the Clinical Research Coordinator team, ensuring quality patient care and compliance with GCP and regulatory standards. This role drives study activation and collaborates with Nursing, Data Coordination, and Shared Services to support clinic operations and quality activities.

Responsibilities include directing workload, training staff, maintaining site-level data accuracy in Veeva and CTMS, and

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years clinical research experience plus 2 years leadership in oncology setting.
• CITI GCP training.
• Knowledge of GCP and US federal clinical research regulations.
• Familiar with Microsoft Office and clinical documentation systems.

Responsibilities

• Provide proactive leadership and day-to-day oversight to the Clinical Research Coordinator team.
• Train, coach, and assess staff competency.
• Ensure timely and accurate study documentation and communication with monitors and auditors.

Skills

Leadership

Staff training

Quality oversight

Regulatory knowledge

Communication

Education

Associate’s degree

Bachelor’s or Master’s (preferred)

Tools

Veeva

CTMS

EHR

Microsoft Office

Job description

START Center for Cancer Research in San Antonio, TX seeks a Supervisor, Research Coordinator to lead the Clinical Research Coordinator team, ensuring quality patient care and compliance with GCP and regulatory standards. This role drives study activation and collaborates with Nursing, Data Coordination, and Shared Services to support clinic operations and quality activities.

Responsibilities include directing workload, training staff, maintaining site-level data accuracy in Veeva and CTMS, and