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Base pay range
$95,000.00/yr - $95,000.00/yr
Irvine Clinical Research, a research site specializing in late phase CNS clinical trials, is seeking applicants for a Senior Clinical Research Coordinator with extensive clinical trial experience. The Senior CRC will work as a primary coordinator on Phase II/III clinical trials in Neurology and Psychiatry. Job Duties
Coordinate the day-to-day clinical operations of clinical research studies
Perform study procedures in accordance with GCP and study protocols
Organize and maintain paper and electronic study data in a complete and correct manner
Work closely with recruitment and prescreening teams to meet study enrollment goals
Conduct diagnostic, efficacy, and safety assessments as needed
Mentor and lead less experienced coordinators and/or research assistants
Take ownership of team productivity (enrollment) and quality metrics
Job Requirements
Five (5) or more years of industry-sponsored drug trial experience
Demonstrated ability to work on high-enrolling Phase II/III clinical trials
Attention to detail and the ability to handle multiple tasks with precision
Demonstrated ability to work accurately and quickly with CTMS
A command of professional spoken and written English
Hours and Compensation This is a full-time employment position based in-person at our clinic in the Alzheimer’s Orange County building in Irvine. The starting salary for this position is $95,000 per year. Higher salary is negotiable with candidates who have a valid nursing license (RN or LVN) and skill in infusions. The company pays for 100% of health/dental/vision individual insurance costs for eligible full-time employees. Vacation (PTO) is earned at a rate of 3 weeks per year.
Seniority level
Not Applicable
Employment type
Full-time
Job function
Research, Analyst, and Information Technology
Industries
Biotechnology Research
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