Clinical Research Coordinator II - Neurology Movement Disorders

Job Description

Location:

Chicago, Illinois

Business Unit:
Rush Medical Center

Hospital:
Rush University Medical Center

Department:
Neurological Sciences-Res Adm

Work Type: Full Time (Total FTE between 0.9 and 1.0)

Shift: Shift 1

Work Schedule: 8 Hr (7:00:00 AM - 3:00:00 PM)

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Pay Range: $27.47 - $38.81 per hour

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The Clinical Research Coordinator II supports neurology movement disorder research studies under the direction of the research manager and primary investigators, working collaboratively with a team of peer clinical research coordinators.

The Clinical Research Coordinator II (CRC II) independently coordinates assigned aspects of clinical research studies across a range of disciplines. Responsibilities include participant recruitment and retention, study data management, regulatory documentation submission and maintenance, communication with sponsors and institutional stakeholders, and monitoring of study compliance. The CRC II executes study protocols with increasing independence, identifies and resolves routine operational issues, contributes to process improvements, and may assist in mentoring less experienced staff.

Exemplifies the Rush mission, vision and values and acts in accordance with Rush policies and procedures.

• Bachelor’s degree

• 2+ years of experience coordinating clinical trials
• Independent site management experience
• OR
• Experience (in lieu of a degree)
• 3 years total experience in coordinating clinical trials with increasing complexity

• Regulatory Knowledge – Understands Good Clinical Practices (GCP) and proper research documentation.
• Regulatory Compliance – Knows the basic rules and guidelines from NIH and FDA that apply to research.
• Project & Time Management – Can manage timelines, keep track of tasks, and handle several study activities at once.
• Problem-Solving & Judgment – Can figure out solutions when challenges come up and make thoughtful decisions.
• Detail & Organization – Pays close attention to detail and keeps study data and records well organized.
• Participant & Vendor Interaction – Builds trust with participants and communicates respectfully with sponsors and outside partners.
• Communication Skills – Speaks and writes clearly when sharing information with research teams, participants, or external groups.
• Teamwork – Works well with other staff and helps solve problems as part of the team.
• Flexibility – Willing to work evenings or weekends if the study requires it.
• Travel Readiness – Able to travel locally or nearby for study visits, participant support, or training.

• 2-5 years’ experience in clinical research conduct, regulatory management, or research administration

• Relevant certification strongly preferred (Certified Clinical Research Professionals (CCRP),
• Certified Clinical Research Associate (CCRA),
• Certified Clinical Research Coordinator (CCRC), OR
• Certified IRB Professional (CIP)