SGS·Richardson, Texas
The Clinical Research Coordinator I serves as a lead coordinator for studies, managing daily tasks such as data collection, document review, and test material preparation. They are responsible for ensuring all study activities comply with protocols, SOPs, and Good Clinical Practice guidelines.
Company Description We are SGS – the world's leading testing, inspection and certification company. We are recognized as the global benchmark for sustainability, quality and integrity. Our 99,600 employees operate a network of 2,600 offices and laboratories, working together to enable a better, safer and more interconnected world.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to being lead coordinator on a study, executing follow-up visits ongoing studies, query resolution and other study specific tasks. The CRC I will perform daily tasks such as document review, data entry, test material preparation and data collection. This position may coordinate and execute projects assigned by the Clinic Manager while abiding by Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines. JOB FUNCTIONS Performs station and instrumentation duties on other studies as assigned, including the collection and recording of clinical information Responds to queries from Quality Assurance and Statistics departments Sets up and conducts study in compliance with protocol, SOPs, applicable regulations and GCPs Prepares for and conducts pre-study meetings as well as other meetings and processes as deemed to protocol, SOPs and GCPs Monitor Compliance of panelists Prepares and is accountable for all Test Material for managed studies Adheres to study budget Prepares, completes, organizes and maintains of all study documentation forms, including drafting protocol amendments, case report forms, Electronic Data Capture (EDC), and other study specific documents Assures that staff working on their managed studies understand and are performing duties according to protocol, SOPs and GCPs Coordinates scheduling subjects for visits Completes other duties or tasks assigned by Clinic Manager and/or Supervisor JOB COMPLEXITY Multi-tasking is key IMPACT OF DECISIONS Make decisions as a study leader ANALYTICAL THINKING/PROBLEM SOLVING Handle issues with panelists and create solutions Arrange work for studies
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE Associate degree or 2 years minimum of relevant work experience with a GED or High School Diploma. Understands basic concepts in clinical research and capable of learning and performing duties during clinical studies KNOWLEDGE / SKILLS / ABILITIES Language Skills Mathematical Skills Reasoning Skills/Abilities Computer Skills Ability to manage and coordinate multiple projects in a fastpaced, highly professional environment.
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Candidates must have an associate degree or at least two years of relevant work experience with a high school diploma. A basic understanding of clinical research concepts and the ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment are required.
Market context
Texas continues to show steady demand for clinical research coordinators in hospitals, universities, and research sites, especially for candidates who can support IRB-approved protocols and patient-facing study workflows. This role is competitive because employers often look for a Medical Assistant background, familiarity with regulatory documentation, and clear U.S. work authorization. Review the protocol details and required study tasks closely before applying; this platform’s AI-summarized requirements and benefits help you compare roles faster without reading every original posting.