RN - Clinic
Listed on 2026-10-22
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Nursing
Healthcare Nursing, Clinical Research Nurse, RN Nurse
Profession: Registered Nurse
Specialty: Clinical Research
Duration: 26 Weeks
Shift: Day 5x8-Hour
Hours per Shift: 08:00 - 17:00
Experience: 2+ years in Clinical Research; 3+ years in Sub Specialty Nursing in an acute care/ambulatory setting preferred
License: Valid State RN License
Certifications: BLS, Certification in Clinical Research Coordination (CRCC) preferred
Must-Have:Bilingual English/Spanish communication skills preferred
Computer proficiency in various electronic health record systems
Description:
The Clinical Research Nurse is responsible for coordinating clinical research protocols.
This role requires compliance with federal regulations, good clinical practice guidelines, and institutional review board standards.
The nurse will provide patient and family education regarding study requirements, risks, and benefits.
They will obtain written informed consents from participants.
Accurate data collection and thorough documentation are essential.
The Clinical Research Nurse will recruit and enroll patients into various studies.
Networking and researching potential new studies is also required.
The role includes managing monitor visits and audits.
The nurse will maintain organized records of all research activities, including regulatory documents.
There is a strong emphasis on maintaining confidentiality and security of information.
The nurse will also ensure accurate inventory of study medications and supplies.
Participation in work groups and meetings is expected as assigned.
Age-appropriate communication skills and understanding of patient needs are essential.
The Clinical Research Nurse must demonstrate competency in patient education and understanding of human subject research protections.
Collaboration with investigators and research program managers is a key aspect of this position.
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