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Clinical Research Coordinator at Science 37 - ApplyBlast

Clinical Research Coordinator

Science 37

1 month ago

2.6 on Glassdoor

Remote

Contract

Medior

2 applicants

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About this role

The Clinical Research Coordinator role involves recruiting, enrolling, and conducting follow-up of study participants in clinical trials under the supervision of the Principal Investigator and Project Manager. This position ensures compliance with study protocols, Good Clinical Practice guidelines, and FDA regulations while collaborating with the trial delivery team to meet enrollment and retention goals. The role requires coordinating trial participation to achieve project objectives and maintain research quality.

Responsibilities

Recruit, enroll, and follow up study participants in clinical trials
Ensure protocol compliance and maintain regulatory documentation
Coordinate trial activities and support data collection and reporting

Skills

Qualifications

ACRP (CCRC)SoCRA (CCRP)

About Science 37

science37.com

Headquarters

Morrisville, North Carolina, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

2014

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Science 37 is the industry-leading patient access company and the first and only FDA-inspected Direct-to-Patient clinical trial site, dedicated to expanding clinical trial enrollment through patient- and site-centric solutions. The company brings clinical research directly to patients' homes using a team of 150+ research-grade nurses, broadly licensed investigators, and results-based patient recruitment services. Science 37 partners with sponsors and CROs across a wide range of therapeutic areas to accelerate enrollment, improve participant diversity, and deliver high-quality trial execution beyond the geographic limits of traditional sites.