The US Oncology Network·Frederick, Maryland
The Clinical Research Coordinator II is responsible for recruiting, screening, consenting, and enrolling patients in clinical trials while ensuring protocol compliance. They also coordinate patient care, maintain investigational drug accountability, and prepare study-related documentation.
Join Our Team at Maryland Oncology Hematology!
We’re looking for passionate and talented professionals to join our team in providing exceptional cancer care.
If you’re dedicated to making a difference for patients, physicians, and colleagues, we want to hear from you!
With 15+ locations across Maryland and DC, we offer a dynamic and supportive environment where you can grow and thrive.
Explore opportunities with us and apply today!
The general pay scale for this position at MOH is $58,798 -$77,435.
The actual hiring rate is dependent on many factors, including but not limited to prior work experience, education, job/position responsibilities, location, work performance, etc.
Job Profile Summary Responsible for recruiting, screening, consenting, and enrolling patient in clinical trials.
CRC II also coordinates and oversees the subject’s visits in accordance with the protocol requirements.
Duties include but not limited to assuring protocol compliance for all patients enrolled in the trial, participation in the informed consent process, perform ongoing assessments and documentation in collaboration with physicians and other providers.
Acts as resource for the education and training of clinic staff as well as resource for problem solving of complex issues for the implementation of the research process throughout the clinic, process improvements and SOPs.
Compiles and reports protocol activity; accrual data, and financial information.
Assures site research quality by practicing in compliance with US Oncology Research, Inc. (USOR) Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), principles of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and applicable federal, state, and local regulations through OSHA, CDC and HIPPA.
Supports and adheres to US Oncology Compliance Program, to include the Code of Ethics Business Standards.
Candidates must have an associate's degree in a clinical or scientific discipline, with a bachelor's degree preferred, and a minimum of three years of relevant experience, preferably in oncology. Certification from SoCRA or ACRP is preferred, along with strong communication and organizational skills.
Market context
Clinical Research Coordinator II roles in Maryland are often competitive because employers look for candidates with clinical or scientific training, several years of research experience, and familiarity with oncology workflows. This type of position can draw interest from applicants with SoCRA or ACRP certification, so highlighting protocol coordination, patient-facing communication, and study documentation experience can help. Job requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving you research time.
Clinical/Medical Assistant
Medical Assistant
Lab Assistant II- Tyler