Clinical Trails Coordinator
Monroe+Biomedical+Research·Louisville, Kentucky
Monroe+Biomedical+Research·Louisville, Kentucky
Coordinate and execute clinical trial visits from screening through follow-up while maintaining accurate source documentation. Perform clinical procedures including phlebotomy and ECGs while ensuring compliance with GCP and FDA requirements.
📍 Louisville. KY (Onsite)
At Monroe Biomedical Research, we are growing, and we’re looking for a driven, patient-focused experienced Clinical Research Coordinator to join our team immediately. This is a hands-on opportunity to be at the forefront of clinical trials, working directly with patients and contributing to research that advances medicine. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment, enjoy meaningful patient interaction, and take pride in precision and quality, this role is for you. What You’ll Do Key Responsibilities
Coordinate and execute clinical trial visits form screening through follow-up Maintain accurate source documentation in alignment with study protocols Perform clinical procedures such as phlebotomy, ECGs, and vital signs Ensure compliance with GCP, FDA, and sponsor requirements Educate and support participants throughout their study experience
CMA, LPN, or RN strongly preferred Associate’s degree required; Bachelor’s preferred Experience in patient care, healthcare, or clinical research Strong attention to detail and organizational skills Ability to manage multiple studies in a fast-paced setting Why Join Monroe Biomedical Research? Growing clinical research organization Collaborative, supportive team environment Opportunity to work on diverse clinical trials Career Growth High performers may advance into Lead CRC roles within 12–18 months.
An associate's degree is required, with a bachelor's degree and certifications such as CMA, LPN, or RN strongly preferred. Candidates should have experience in patient care or clinical research and the ability to manage multiple studies in a fast-paced environment.
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