Stem Cell Clinical Research Coordinator

University of California San Diego; California, Northern (MO, KY); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 136,000; Full time

Job summary

University of California San Diego is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator to support Sanford Stem Cell Institute’s clinical trials and regenerative medicine programs. The role involves patient screening, data capture, and coordination with multiple departments to ensure compliance with study protocols.

The successful candidate will work under IRB guidance, manage regulatory documents, and communicate findings clearly with physicians and staff, contributing to the advancement of stem cell

Qualifications

• Strong theoretical knowledge and/or Bachelor's Degree in a social science or basic science such as Biology, Microbiology or a related field and/or an equivalent combination of education and work experience.
• Demonstrated experience performing clinical research duties in a clinical research environment such as CRO, academic research institution, and/or a research hospital.
• Demonstrated experience with research protocol in order to screen patients for eligibility, initiate treatment plan, collect specimens, and orient participating physicians.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate clinical research activities in a busy university setting.
• Screen patients for eligibility and initiate treatment plans.
• Maintain accurate data collection and documentation according to protocol and IRB requirements.

Skills

Clinical research

IRB processes

Data management

Protocol design

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Science

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

University of California San Diego is seeking a Clinical Research Coordinator to support Sanford Stem Cell Institute’s clinical trials and regenerative medicine programs. The role involves patient screening, data capture, and coordination with multiple departments to ensure compliance with study protocols.

The successful candidate will work under IRB guidance, manage regulatory documents, and communicate findings clearly with physicians and staff, contributing to the advancement of stem cell