Remote Wearables & Clinical Trial Tech Coordinator

Medasource; United States; Remote; USD 41,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Medasource is seeking an energetic Digital Health Project Coordinator to test and assess wearable devices and remote monitoring tools for clinical trials. This remote, 12-month contract role reports to the Digital Health Technology Lead and supports oncology and immunology studies.

The role involves hands-on testing, building a business case for adoption, and moving evaluations from initial testing to trial setup, with close collaboration with regulatory, privacy and quality teams.

Qualifications

• 1 to 4 years of experience in project coordination or related roles.
• Hands-on enthusiasm for consumer and medical wearables; testing devices hands-on.
• Foundational understanding of clinical trial concepts and pharmaceutical R&D settings.
• Clear written and verbal communication with regulatory, privacy and technology teams.
• Proactive, entrepreneurial problem-solving mindset; capable of remote independent work.

Responsibilities

• Assess biometric wearables and remote monitoring tools through hands-on evaluations.
• Define test protocols with regulatory, privacy, and quality partners and identify failure points.
• Help write business cases and evaluation proposals for new digital health tech adoption.
• Support trial launches by coordinating with team leads and study leads for transition to active trials.
• Maintain and track the evaluation pipeline and vendor communications with up-to-date documentation.

Skills

Project coordination

Business analysis

Technical project support

Wearables testing

Regulatory communication

Job description

Medasource is seeking an energetic Digital Health Project Coordinator to test and assess wearable devices and remote monitoring tools for clinical trials. This remote, 12-month contract role reports to the Digital Health Technology Lead and supports oncology and immunology studies.

The role involves hands-on testing, building a business case for adoption, and moving evaluations from initial testing to trial setup, with close collaboration with regulatory, privacy and quality teams.