Pediatric Clinical Research Coordinator II: Impact

Shriners Children's; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Shriners Children's in the United States seeks a Clinical Research Coordinator to support pediatric studies, ensuring compliance with protocols, regulatory requirements, and ethical guidelines.

You will assist with patient recruitment, data collection, study documentation, and coordination with investigators, IRBs, and sponsors to report results. The role emphasizes Good Clinical Practices and collaborative teamwork within a pediatric hospital setting.

Qualifications

• Requires a Bachelor's degree or higher with 5+ years in clinical research administration.
• 3+ years of clinical research experience including site management and IRB attention.
• CCR or CCRC certification preferred.

Responsibilities

• Maintain current knowledge of clinical research regulatory requirements.
• Track study, investigator, IRB information, recruitment activity and budgeting.
• Collaborate with investigators, sponsors and regulatory agencies to report results.
• Coordinate data collection, analysis and dissemination of study results.
• Safeguard participants and ensure adherence to Good Clinical Practices.
• Support site research programs through timely communication and teamwork.

Skills

Clinical research coordination

IRB management

Regulatory compliance

Data collection

Study coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree in clinical research

Master's in clinical research

CCR/CCRC certification preferred

Job description

Shriners Children's in the United States seeks a Clinical Research Coordinator to support pediatric studies, ensuring compliance with protocols, regulatory requirements, and ethical guidelines.

You will assist with patient recruitment, data collection, study documentation, and coordination with investigators, IRBs, and sponsors to report results. The role emphasizes Good Clinical Practices and collaborative teamwork within a pediatric hospital setting.