Ideally would like to see an Associates degree or higher. But willing to work with years of experience. 

Oncology experience is a PLUS. 

Job Description:

As an Oncology Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC), you will be an integral part of studies at the clients by recruiting participants, collecting and managing the study data for the successful management of clinical trials. This is a full-time position.

Responsibilities Include:

• Provide overall coordination of study-related activities for patients enrolled in cancer research studies through the clients research program.
• Coordinate with Principal Investigators, Supervisor and study sponsors and CROs to ensure that clinical research activities are performed in accordance with local and federal regulations and adhere to policies and procedures of the clients and the sponsors and CROs.
• Assist in the coordination of tests and visits for patients and collaborate with the clients study team to maximize work efficiency and productivity.
• Assist in IRB submissions and interact with the Supervisor to maintain regulatory documents and administrative files for each protocol.
• Work with research nurses, treating physicians, and Principal Investigators to confirm that each patient meets eligibility criteria specified for protocols and enrollment into clinical trials.
• Maintain patient and regulatory research records.
• Confer with all members of the clinical team to confirm appropriateness and timeliness of tests.
• Collect follow-up data on patient’s post-treatment as required by the protocol.
• Submit weekly reports to Supervisor, tracking patient screening/enrollment and subject status.
• Enter research data into a centralized database as per protocol requirements.
• Attend investigator meetings as required or requested by the Principal Investigator.
• Prepare other study materials as requested by the Principal Investigator such as informed consent documents, case report forms, enrollment logs and drug/device accountability logs.
• If applicable, able to prepare blinded and unblinded study drugs.
• If applicable, act as primary coordinators for unblinded team