Job Description
Join Boston Medical Center's pioneering clinical research division and drive transformative healthcare breakthroughs. We're seeking a meticulous Clinical Research Coordinator to manage complex clinical trials while ensuring regulatory compliance and patient safety. This role offers the opportunity to work alongside world-class physicians in a cutting-edge environment where your contributions directly impact patient care and medical innovation.
Boston Medical Center is a leading academic medical center committed to providing exceptional care to diverse communities. We offer competitive benefits, professional development opportunities, and a collaborative culture that values innovation and excellence.
Responsibilities
- Oversee end-to-end management of clinical trials including protocol development, IRB submissions, and regulatory compliance
- Recruit, screen, and enroll study participants while maintaining strict adherence to GCP standards
- Coordinate data collection, management, and analysis using electronic systems (e.g., REDCap, Medidata)
- Monitor adverse events and ensure timely reporting to regulatory bodies and sponsors
- Liaise with multidisciplinary teams including physicians, nurses, and biostatisticians
- Maintain accurate study documentation and prepare regulatory submissions
- Train clinical staff on trial protocols and research procedures
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in life sciences, nursing, or related field (Master's preferred)
- Certified Clinical Research Professional (CCRP) or equivalent certification required
- Minimum 3 years experience in clinical research coordination with therapeutic area focus
- Expertise in FDA regulations, ICH-GCP, and protocol development
- Proficiency in clinical trial management systems and data management tools
- Exceptional organizational skills with attention to detail and documentation accuracy
- Strong communication abilities for stakeholder interactions and patient education
- Experience with complex oncology or cardiovascular trials preferred