Traveling Clinical Research Coordinator – Phase II–IV

Tribe513; Simpsonville (SC); On-site; USD 30,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

Tribe513 is seeking a Float Clinical Research Coordinator in Simpsonville to support coordinators and investigators across Phase II-IV trials. The role involves participant screening, sample handling, data entry, and close collaboration with the clinical team.

The ideal candidate has 0-1 year in research, a strong grasp of GCP and regulatory guidelines, and excellent communication. Travel among local sites is expected to ensure study continuity and quality.

Qualifications

• 0-1 year experience; learning GCP, IATA, and SOPs.
• Strong understanding of clinical research terminology.
• Excellent verbal, written & interpersonal skills.
• Exceptional attention to detail and accuracy.
• Checklist-based training for clinical assessments and core research skills.
• Proficiency in Data Management and Informatics.
• Adhere to Principles of Ethical Research Standards.
• Highly organized with strong time management.
• Continuous learning mindset and professional development.

Responsibilities

• Recruit, screen, and assist with enrolling study participants per protocol.
• Obtain biological samples, process and ship as site needs.
• Collect, record, and maintain accurate study data per GCP.
• Conduct medical record review.
• Support participants throughout the study and escalate concerns to clinical staff.

Skills

GCP knowledge

IATA standards

SOPs adherence

Data management

Interpersonal skills

Attention to detail

Time management

Continuous learning

Team collaboration

Tools

Data Management Systems

Informatics

Job description

Tribe513 is seeking a Float Clinical Research Coordinator in Simpsonville to support coordinators and investigators across Phase II-IV trials. The role involves participant screening, sample handling, data entry, and close collaboration with the clinical team.

The ideal candidate has 0-1 year in research, a strong grasp of GCP and regulatory guidelines, and excellent communication. Travel among local sites is expected to ensure study continuity and quality.