Clinical Research Coordinator

A Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) is a professional responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of clinical trials and research studies, ensuring they run smoothly and comply with all regulatory requirements. Their role involves a variety of tasks aimed at supporting research teams, patients, and investigators. Some of the key responsibilities of a Clinical Research Coordinator include:

Recruitment and Enrollment: Identifying and recruiting eligible patients or study participants, obtaining informed consent, and ensuring they meet the criteria for the study.

Study Management: Coordinating all aspects of the study, including scheduling visits, managing patient data, ensuring proper documentation, and maintaining records of trial progress.

Compliance and Regulatory Oversight: Ensuring adherence to Good Clinical Practice (GCP), ethical standards, and regulatory guidelines (such as those from the FDA or local authorities) during the trial.

Data Collection and Reporting: Collecting and managing data according to the study protocol, monitoring safety, and reporting any adverse events or irregularities to the research team or sponsors.