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UB Neurosurgery, Inc
Clinical Research Coordinator
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What they do
A Clinical Research Coordinator directs clinical research and development projects for companies, and coordinates testing and quality control.
$116,748 / year median in New York
+15% projected growth
Job Description
ONSITE - NOT REMOTE
Summary:
The Clinical Research Coordinator I (CRC I) supports the coordination and execution of clinical research studies while developing foundational skills in protocol implementation, participant coordination, and research operations. This role is designed as a developmental position within the research career pathway. CRC I staff work collaboratively with senior coordinators and research leadership while progressively building independence, clinical research knowledge, and problem-solving ability. The CRC I contributes to safe participant care and accurate study execution while developing toward independent study ownership.Duties:
Study Coordination Support- Coordinate participant scheduling and protocol-required visits
- Assist with study-related documentation and data collection
- Maintain accurate source documentation under guidance
- Support study start-up and ongoing study activities Participant Coordination
- Communicate with participants regarding study visits and follow-up
- Assist with participant screening processes
- Support participant retention and visit compliance
- Escalate clinical or protocol concerns appropriately Documentation & Data Responsibilities
- Maintain complete and accurate study records
- Assist with data entry and verification
- Prepare documentation for monitoring visits and review
- Follow protocol and regulatory requirements consistently Team Collaboration
- Work closely with
CRC II/III
staff, regulatory personnel, and clinical teams- Participate in team problem-solving discussions
- Ask questions and seek clarification when appropriate Professional Development
- Develop understanding of research protocols and GCP principles
- Build organizational skills and clinical research knowledge
- Progress toward independent ownership of studies Growth & Development Pathway Growth within the CRC I role includes:
- Increasing comfort with protocol requirements
- Improved organization and documentation skills
- Growing ability to anticipate study needs
- Developing confidence in participant coordination Potential future pathways include:
- Advancement to CRC II with demonstrated independent study management
- Expanded responsibility within assigned research areas