Pediatric Clinical Research Coordinator

University of California San Diego; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 50,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

University of California San Diego is seeking an Assistant Clinical Research Coordinator in the Center for Healthy Eating and Activity Research. Under direct supervision, you will screen for eligibility, collect data, ensure protocol compliance, monitor treatment, and help maintain regulatory files.

The role requires collaboration with PIs, COIs, and project staff, participation in trainings, and the ability to work in a dynamic, multi-demand setting.

Qualifications

• Theoretical knowledge of social sciences, psychology, clinical sciences, nutrition, or public health.
• Experience performing clinical research duties in a clinical research environment.
• Experience using statistical software applications and database/word processing tools (Velos, Access, Excel, MS Word).
• Experience providing in-service training to research staff on protocols and procedures.
• Excellent planning and organizational skills to manage multiple demands and deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Screen for participant eligibility and data collection/entry.
• Ensure protocol compliance and monitor patient treatment.
• Maintain complete clinical research files and assist regulatory with safety reports.
• Communicate with PIs, COIs, and project staff; attend weekly meetings and trainings.

Skills

Clinical research experience

Statistical software

Velos/Access/Excel/MS Word

Data collection and entry

Training research staff

Planning and organization

Communication skills

Confidentiality

Independent worker

Diversity interaction

Tools

Velos

Access

Excel

MS Word

Job description

University of California San Diego is seeking an Assistant Clinical Research Coordinator in the Center for Healthy Eating and Activity Research. Under direct supervision, you will screen for eligibility, collect data, ensure protocol compliance, monitor treatment, and help maintain regulatory files.

The role requires collaboration with PIs, COIs, and project staff, participation in trainings, and the ability to work in a dynamic, multi-demand setting.