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Research Coordinator I - DDSI General Surgery at Cleveland Clinic - ApplyBlast

Research Coordinator I - DDSI General Surgery

Cleveland Clinic

4 months ago

3.7 on Glassdoor

Onsite

Full Time

Junior

0 applicants

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About this role

A Research Coordinator at Cleveland Clinic's Digestive Disease Institute enrolls patients in clinical trials and manages data for liver tumor and bariatric surgery projects. The role involves coordinating study visits, maintaining regulatory compliance, and collaborating with investigators to advance research protocols and treatment avenues.

Responsibilities

Enroll patients into clinical trials and conduct study visits.
Collect and manage critical study-related data and questionnaires.
Maintain regulatory documents and complete IRB submissions.
Report serious adverse events and monitor project status.
Collaborate with investigators to plan and evaluate research protocols.

Skills

Qualifications

High School Diploma or GEDAssociate's Degree in Healthcare or ScienceBS in Healthcare or ScienceCertification in Human Subjects ResearchTwo years clinical research or healthcare experience

About Cleveland Clinic

clevelandclinic.org

Headquarters

Cleveland, Ohio, United States

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1921

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Cleveland Clinic is a not‑for‑profit academic medical center founded in 1921 that provides comprehensive clinical and hospital care across a large integrated health system. It is known for world‑class specialty care, multidisciplinary teams, and leadership in medical research, education, and health information. The organization operates hospitals, outpatient centers and digital/telehealth services, and employs roughly 65,000 staff to serve patients regionally and internationally.