HIGHLIGHTS
- Full-time, weekday schedule, 8 AM - 5 PM
- Strong mentorship and growth opportunities within a Phase I-III research setting
- Competitive hourly pay ($25–$35 / hr based on experience)
- Comprehensive benefits including health, dental, vision, 401k w / 4% match, and more
- Work on innovative trials with a site network that is growing and can provide compelling career development opportunities!
COMPANY
Our client is a fast-growing clinical research site network with over 30 locations across 10+ states, offering a unique chance to build your career in an entrepreneurial environment. This particular site has been serving the Greater Chicago area for over 12 years and specializes in rheumatology with exposure to general medicine, inflammation, and infectious disease trials. With continued expansion planned in 2025 and beyond, this is an excellent opportunity to join a team where professional development is a top priority.
POSITION
We’re hiring a Clinical Research Coordinator I to join the site team in Chicago. This is a hands-on, patient-facing role where you’ll manage day-to-day research activities in partnership with investigators and clinical staff. You'll be involved in trials that include diabetes, vaccines, and healthy volunteer studies, ranging from single visits to overnight stays.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Guide study participants through the informed consent processCoordinate clinical trial visits, from assessments to data entryWork closely with lab and pharmacy staff for specimen handling and IP accountabilityEnsure protocol adherence and accurate documentation using e-source platformsAttend study trainings and stay current on protocol updatesRespond to sponsor / CRO data queries and maintain accurate participant trackingContribute to team operations and uphold compliance with ICH / GCP and FDA guidelinesQUALIFICATIONS
Prior experience as a Clinical Research Coordinator, ideally within a site settingBachelor’s degree preferredPhlebotomy or EKG experience is a plus, but not requiredKnowledge of FDA, GCP, and ICH regulationsComfortable with Microsoft Office and electronic source documentation systemsOrganized, proactive, and detail-orientedStrong communication and ethical standards in working with patients and research partners