Clinical Research Coordinator II

GENERAL SUMMARY/ OVERVIEW STATEMENT:

We are seeking a full-time Clinical Research Coordinator II at the Corrigan Minehan Heart Center Clinical Research Program in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. The Heart Center has a dynamic and growing program in clinical and translational research, dedicated to advancing our understanding of a wide range of cardiovascular diseases and innovative interventions. The individual hired for this position will work as an integral member of a diverse team of researchers to ensure the successful execution of groundbreaking cardiovascular clinical trials.

PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

The responsibilities may vary according to projects, but include the following:

• Manages trials under the supervision of the PI, working towards independent execution of clinical trials
• Maintains a good understanding of the study protocols and study start-up/closeout process
• Orients and trains junior team members on the study protocols as appropriate
• Subject recruitment and enrollment.
• Maintenance of trial IRB and regulatory documentation.
• Study finance management.
• Acting as liaison with internal and external collaborators and sponsors to move trials forward.
• Managing research data, biological samples, and supporting other research project operations as needed.
• Conduct blood draws, and collect saliva and other samples as required by the protocol

QUALIFICATIONS:

Applicants should possess:

• Strong interpersonal and communication skills, including the ability to interact with patients and study subjects.
• Excellent attention to detail.
• Capability to work well independently and within a multi-disciplinary team.
• Ability to balance and prioritize multiple dynamic projects and commitments.
• Willingness to commit to at least two years in the position is preferred.

EDUCATION:

Bachelor's degree required.

EXPERIENCE:

Minimum of 1 year of Clinical Research experience is required. Past experience in laboratory skills, and patient facing experience is strongly encouraged. Some familiarity with medical terminology is needed.