Remote Clinical Research Program Coordinator

Tampa General Hospital, Inc.; Tampa (FL); Remote; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully remote eligibility

Job summary

Tampa General Hospital, Inc. is seeking a Clinical Research Program Coordinator for the Core-Ctr For Research Excel to manage daily departmental guidance and coordinate new studies and sponsored projects.

You will review budgets, study agreements, and regulatory documents while ensuring IRB approvals and feasibility assessments. The role involves site start-up activities, maintaining protocol documentation, and close collaboration with investigators, sponsors, and hospital departments to advance

Qualifications

• 3 years experience in research administration, clinical research, or project management.
• Experience with clinical trial management systems and electronic health records is expected.
• Ability to review budgets, study agreements, and regulatory documents.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate clinical research studies and projects.
• Review budgetary documents and study agreements with sponsors.
• Ensure IRB approval and regulatory compliance for studies.
• Prepare feasibility reviews and maintain status/tracking of protocol paperwork.
• Educate staff on new studies and support site start-up activities.
• Generate reports for supervisor, PI, and management.

Skills

Clinical research coordination

Project management

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Administration

Bachelor’s degree in Business

Bachelor’s degree in Related Field

Tools

CTMS

EHR

Excel

Databases

Job description

Tampa General Hospital, Inc. is seeking a Clinical Research Program Coordinator for the Core-Ctr For Research Excel to manage daily departmental guidance and coordinate new studies and sponsored projects.

You will review budgets, study agreements, and regulatory documents while ensuring IRB approvals and feasibility assessments. The role involves site start-up activities, maintaining protocol documentation, and close collaboration with investigators, sponsors, and hospital departments to advance