Northwest Specialty Hospital·Kootenai County, Idaho
The Clinical Research Coordinator manages clinical trials by reviewing protocols, screening participants for eligibility, and conducting the informed consent process. They are responsible for accurate data collection, maintaining study files according to FDA and ICH-GCP guidelines, and coordinating with sponsors and monitors.
Northwest Specialty Hospital is seeking a Research Analyst to join our growing research team!
This is an on-sight, full-time position!
As a specialized research professional, you would coordinate and manage clinical trials and help maintain the success of our clinical research department. The Research Analyst role directly contributes to discovering new treatments for diseases, as well as ways to detect and diagnose disease and reduce the chances of patients developing progressive disease.
High level daily functions of the position include:
Review clinical protocols (study procedures/assessments and timelines); maintain working knowledge of all assigned protocols and amendments
Review patient electronic medical record and evaluate potential participants for eligibility as related to protocol inclusion/exclusion criteria
Conduct the informed consent process and discussions with research participants, including answering questions related to the study
Schedule appointments per study specific visit windows, conduct patient visits, and collect data in adherence with the assigned study protocol (including concomitant medications, medical history, pain assessment scales), assure all assessments are completed for each study visit per protocol
Maintain accurate records/source documents and transcribe source documents to electronic data capture system(s)
Identify and document adverse events, serious adverse events, protocol deviations
Prepare for monitoring visits, respond to sponsor queries, and complete all action items noted in monitoring follow-up letters
The Research Analyst will assist the Research Manager with duties pertaining to clinical research trials, assist in reviewing clinical research protocols (e.g., study procedures and timelines, inclusion and exclusion criteria, etc.), and assist in collection, and submission, of essential documents needed to initiate and maintain the study. This position will also screen potential research participants for eligibility using protocol specific inclusion and exclusion criteria; conduct, or participate in, the informed consent process with research participants; assure current, and amended, consent forms are appropriately implemented and signed; and conduct study-specific visits with participants. It will be important in this role to assure accurate data collection, case report form completion, and electronic data capture entries. This position will also maintain study timelines, collect data as required by the protocol, and maintain study files in accordance with FDA regulations, ICH-GCP guidelines, and sponsor requirements.
Northwest Specialty Hospital is widely known for being a center of excellence and is proudly owned and operated by local physicians. The physicians have invested personally, professionally and financially in the care of the patients and the staff. They have dedicated their lives to creating a hospital that allows them to practice on their own terms and do what’s best for patients. Northwest Specialty Hospital includes 12 operating rooms and 28 inpatient beds, along with a variety of clinics and services throughout Kootenai County, that span across multiple specialties.
Northwest Specialty Hospital has earned numerous awards for patient care, surgical skill, medical care, and employee satisfaction. Northwest Specialty Hospital has been recognized as one of the Best Places to Work in the Inland Northwest for five consecutive years!! Companies throughout Washington and Idaho were selected based on employee feedback about benefits, work environment, job satisfaction, and other factors. We continue to receive this distinguished honor based on our great company culture, patient focused approach, and robust benefits package!
**Northwest Specialty Hospital is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, or protected Veteran status.**
A high school diploma is required, with medical training (LPN, MA) considered a plus. Candidates must possess strong organizational skills and knowledge of medical terminology, with a requirement to acquire high-level knowledge of FDA and ICH-GCP regulatory affairs.
Market context
In Idaho, research analyst openings in healthcare settings often reflect steady demand for candidates who can support study coordination, documentation, and regulatory compliance. These roles are competitive because employers value strong organization, medical terminology knowledge, and the ability to build FDA and ICH-GCP regulatory affairs expertise; prior LPN or MA training can help. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm the original posting and be ready to show how you handle detailed records and compliance tasks.
