Orthopedic Clinical Research Coordinator - Data & Registry

Ortholonestar Mso Llc; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 48,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Ortholonestar Mso Llc in Dallas, TX, is seeking a Research Coordinator to support orthopedic clinical research initiatives. This full-time, in-person role manages studies, maintains registry data, coordinates participant involvement, and supports analysis, publication, and presentation of findings.

The ideal candidate has clinical research experience and advanced SAS and Excel skills; experience with EHR, REDCap, AJRR or PearlDiver is preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in biology, life sciences, healthcare, public health, data science or statistics.
• Experience coordinating clinical research studies and regulatory compliance.
• Proficiency in SAS and advanced Excel required.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate orthopedic clinical research studies from initiation to completion.
• Recruit, screen and enroll eligible participants and obtain consent.
• Manage data in REDCap and registries; ensure data quality and security.
• Prepare reports, tables, figures and assist with publications/presentations.
• Support regulatory submissions and monitoring visits; maintain study documentation.
• Collaborate with physicians, sponsors and study staff to meet timelines.

Skills

SAS

Excel (advanced)

EHR systems

REDCap

Data cleaning

Data analysis

Regulatory knowledge

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in biology or related field

CCRC/CCRP certification

Tools

REDCap

PearlDiver

EHR system

SAS Studio

Job description

Ortholonestar Mso Llc in Dallas, TX, is seeking a Research Coordinator to support orthopedic clinical research initiatives. This full-time, in-person role manages studies, maintains registry data, coordinates participant involvement, and supports analysis, publication, and presentation of findings.

The ideal candidate has clinical research experience and advanced SAS and Excel skills; experience with EHR, REDCap, AJRR or PearlDiver is preferred.