Clinical Research Design Jobs

This DevSecOps Engineer role within the Technology and Consulting Services department focuses on integrating security practices into development and operations workflows. Key responsibilities include managing incident response, conducting vulnerability scanning and penetration testing, and implementing automated security frameworks using scripting languages. The position also involves designing CI/CD pipelines, maintaining infrastructure as code, and ensuring compliance through rigorous network security analysis. The opportunity is appealing for professionals seeking to work with cutting-edge cloud technologies and automation tools in a mission-driven environment. The role requires an active Top Secret clearance and offers a hybrid work arrangement with occasional travel.

This DevSecOps Engineer role supports a specialized team within Technology and Consulting Services, focusing on integrating security practices into development and operations workflows. Key responsibilities include managing incident response, conducting vulnerability scanning and penetration testing, and implementing automated security frameworks using scripting languages and open-source tools. The position also involves maintaining compliance, managing access controls, and automating infrastructure provisioning with tools like Terraform and Ansible. The opportunity is appealing for professionals seeking to work with cutting-edge cloud technologies and CI/CD pipelines in a collaborative environment. The role requires an active Top Secret clearance and offers a hybrid work arrangement with occasional travel.

This DevSecOps Engineer role within Maximus TCS focuses on integrating security practices into development and operations for high-security environments. The position involves managing incident response, vulnerability scanning, and penetration testing while implementing automated security frameworks and CI/CD pipelines. Key responsibilities include designing infrastructure as code solutions, maintaining proxy servers and firewalls, and conducting risk assessments to ensure compliance with strict security protocols. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work with cutting-edge cloud technologies and automation tools in a mission-critical setting. Candidates will collaborate on building resilient systems while leveraging scripting languages to streamline security workflows. The position requires active Top Secret clearance and offers a hybrid work arrangement with occasional travel for site-specific operations.

The Bankruptcy Team Lead Specialist role is a remote position within the mortgage servicing department focused on monitoring residential loans to minimize losses and protect lien-holder interests. Key responsibilities include managing team performance and workflow, conducting formal and informal training on bankruptcy processes, and handling escalated inquiries from borrowers and attorneys. The role also involves auditing complex filings, resolving payment discrepancies, and identifying process improvements. This position offers an appealing opportunity to lead a team in a collaborative environment with access to comprehensive benefits, career advancement training, and a company dedicated to supporting homeownership.

The Clinical Research Program Manager role supports the Clinical Team at CHDI Foundation, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to developing treatments for Huntington's disease. Based in Princeton, New Jersey, the position operates on a hybrid schedule with occasional travel. Key responsibilities include leading end-to-end vendor management for CROs and service providers, overseeing contract negotiations and budget tracking, and managing critical aspects of clinical study execution and documentation. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a science-first mission with a collaborative, interdisciplinary environment. It offers the opportunity to work on high-impact projects that accelerate drug development while engaging with a diverse network of academic and industry partners.

The Clinical Research Coordinator I role supports the Division of Clinical Research in Obstetrics and Gynecology by managing daily operations for basic to moderately complex clinical studies. Key responsibilities include recruiting and enrolling participants, obtaining informed consent, performing phlebotomy, ensuring regulatory compliance, and collecting clinical data. The position requires reliable transportation for off-site visits and collaboration with investigators to maintain study protocols. This opportunity appeals to those seeking to contribute to medical advancements in a patient care setting while benefiting from comprehensive wellness programs, family support resources, and professional growth within a collaborative research environment.

This per diem role involves serving as a Mobile Research Nurse within Science 37's Nursing Solutions Group, delivering decentralized clinical trial care directly to participants in their homes. The position requires an experienced Registered Nurse to perform home visits, apply clinical research practices to solve complex problems, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including data managers and technology developers. Key responsibilities include ensuring compliance with federal regulations and Good Clinical Practice while acting as a subject matter expert on nursing processes. The role appeals to professionals seeking autonomy and the opportunity to work in an innovative environment that integrates mobile services with traditional clinical sites. It offers a flexible schedule with weekday and night availability, requiring travel to various locations and the use of a reliable vehicle for patient assessments.

This Specified Term role within the Pediatric Oncology Research Team at the University of Iowa supports the planning and execution of clinical studies for children with cancer. Key responsibilities include coordinating patient recruitment and visits, managing data entry and electronic databases to ensure regulatory compliance, and handling laboratory specimen processing. The position also involves liaising with external hospitals and preparing documentation for sponsor monitoring. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a national leader in pediatric medicine and cutting-edge cancer research. It offers a hybrid work arrangement combining on-campus and remote duties within Iowa, providing a collaborative environment focused on advancing treatments for childhood illnesses.

This Lead Clinical Research Coordinator role at ProPharma involves managing and coordinating daily activities for Phase II-III industry-sponsored clinical trials from initiation to close-out. The position requires ensuring protocol compliance, data integrity, and participant safety while handling vendor management, subject recruitment, adverse event reporting, and regulatory documentation. Key responsibilities include performing clinical procedures like phlebotomy, leading monitoring visits, and collaborating with investigators and sponsors to optimize study operations. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work with a diverse team in a culture that values innovation, diversity, and authentic collaboration. While the position requires residency in New York City, it offers a hybrid work arrangement that balances remote flexibility with in-person office collaboration.

This per diem role involves serving as a Mobile Research Nurse within Science 37's Nursing Solutions Group, delivering decentralized clinical trial care directly to participants in their homes. The position requires an experienced Registered Nurse to perform home visits, apply clinical research practices to solve complex problems, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team including researchers and data managers. Key responsibilities include ensuring compliance with federal regulations and Good Clinical Practice while acting as a subject matter expert on nursing processes. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work independently with minimal supervision in a collaborative environment that integrates technology with patient care. The position is travel-based, requiring a reliable vehicle and availability for weekday and evening visits to support study implementation across various locations.

The de Lacy lab at the University of Utah seeks a Postdoctoral Research Associate to join an interdisciplinary team developing a psychometric instrument for assessing adult psychological resilience. The role involves administering semi-structured interviews and psychometric measures during in-person and online study visits while ensuring strict adherence to human subjects protocols. Key responsibilities include collaborating on data analysis and instrument validation, contributing to manuscript preparation, and engaging in IRB activities. This position offers a rich mentorship environment with faculty from Psychiatry and Psychology, providing opportunities for professional growth in clinical research methods and scientific publication. The full-time role is based on the campus with a one-year term and potential for renewal.

The Manager, Communications - Research role at Mayo Clinic leads strategic communication efforts for transformative research initiatives within a top-ranked academic medical center. Key responsibilities include developing integrated communication plans to promote scientific discoveries, translating complex clinical and genomic concepts for diverse audiences, and managing staff to align with organizational goals. The position offers the appeal of working in a collaborative culture dedicated to patient-centered care, with opportunities for professional growth and continuous learning. The role requires strong management skills to navigate the federal research funding landscape and foster partnerships among clinicians, scientists, and external stakeholders.

The Research Coordinator role at Union Community Care supports clinical research operations within a community health center dedicated to whole health and health equity. The position involves coordinating study activities at performance sites, obtaining informed consent from participants, and conducting research assessments and interviews. Key responsibilities include managing participant recruitment and follow-up, ensuring data integrity through accurate entry and query resolution, and maintaining compliance with federal regulations and Good Clinical Practice. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to meaningful public health initiatives that address social determinants of health. It offers a collaborative environment where the individual works closely with project managers, principal investigators, and research teams to advance study goals while fostering inclusiveness and diversity.

This full-time day role involves supporting the Behavioral Medicine and Addictions Research group at Butler Hospital, a Brown University-affiliated psychiatric facility. The position focuses on NIH-funded studies investigating mood disorders, substance use, and chronic pain. Key responsibilities include recruiting and screening patients, managing research data using REDCap, conducting clinical assessments, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team. The role is particularly appealing for candidates aiming for graduate or medical school, offering opportunities to publish papers and present at professional conferences. The position fosters an inclusive culture with exposure to diverse patient populations and requires flexibility for occasional evenings, weekends, and off-site data collection.

This permanent Neonatologist role involves providing comprehensive medical care for newborns, particularly those born prematurely or with complex complications, within a dynamic medical group network. Key responsibilities include managing NICU and nursery patients, performing ventilator management and advanced treatments, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams during rounds, and educating families on newborn care. The position offers a supportive and collaborative work environment with flexible scheduling options, including 24-hour shift bundles. The role is appealing due to opportunities for ongoing professional development, clinical research involvement, and a mission-driven culture focused on delivering high-quality, evidence-based care to infants and their families.

This full-time Gastroenterologist role is based at Tryon Medical in Charlotte, North Carolina, within a physician-led practice dedicated to patient-centered care. The position involves providing comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for GI conditions while performing endoscopic procedures in a modern suite. Key responsibilities include collaborating with a dedicated team of physicians and nurses to ensure coordinated care and maintaining accurate medical records. The role is appealing due to the supportive, collegial work environment that prioritizes physician well-being and work-life balance. It offers access to state-of-the-art technology, opportunities for professional development and research, and a vibrant location with excellent lifestyle amenities. The practice is fully staffed with experienced nursing and administrative support to facilitate efficient clinical operations.

This full-time Gastroenterologist role is based at St. Michael Medical Center in Kitsap County, Washington, within the Virginia Mason Franciscan Health system. The position involves providing high-quality, patient-centered care through a mix of outpatient and inpatient services, including endoscopic procedures and shared call responsibilities. The physician will join a collegial, multidisciplinary team of over 80 clinicians, engaging in clinical research and training medical residents. The role is appealing due to its location in the scenic Puget Sound region, offering access to outdoor activities like hiking and kayaking, alongside a modern campus and a supportive work environment. The position requires board certification or eligibility in gastroenterology and a Washington state medical license.

This academic physician role within the Division of Oncology at the University of Utah and Huntsman Cancer Institute focuses on delivering high-value clinical care for gastrointestinal cancers. The position involves providing patient services across multiple campus and community locations, leading clinical or translational research initiatives, and participating in multidisciplinary teams to develop new research programs. The role offers the opportunity to join a robust clinical trial program with significant extramural funding and access to unique population-based genetic research resources. Candidates will benefit from a collaborative culture dedicated to education, mentoring fellows and residents, and advancing junior faculty. The position is based in Salt Lake City, providing a vibrant urban environment with easy access to world-class outdoor activities and a high quality of life.

The role involves serving as the Medical Director for the Pediatric Hematology and Oncology program at Sutter Medical Group in Sacramento, California. This position combines visionary leadership with an active clinical practice, requiring the candidate to oversee strategic direction, develop clinical protocols, and ensure regulatory compliance while maintaining a schedule of direct patient care. Key responsibilities include mentoring advanced practice providers, participating in multidisciplinary tumor boards, and driving program growth through collaboration with cross-functional teams. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to lead a high-quality program within a vibrant community known for its lifestyle and natural beauty. The work arrangement offers flexible scheduling options and a supportive environment that prioritizes work-life balance, allowing the physician to engage in teaching and research alongside patient care.

This academic leadership role serves as Section Chief of the Motility Center within the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at Banner University Medicine Center. The position involves providing strategic oversight for clinical operations, research initiatives, and educational programs while developing a multidisciplinary patient-centered care model. Key responsibilities include leading a robust clinical research program, mentoring junior faculty and trainees, and maintaining an active clinical practice in motility and swallowing disorders. The role appeals to accomplished physician-scientists seeking to shape the future of motility care within a collaborative environment that emphasizes innovation and the preparation of the next generation of physicians. The position offers protected time for research and access to cutting-edge facilities, supporting a balance of academic scholarship and clinical excellence.

This academic physician role at CHI Health and Creighton University School of Medicine seeks a Pulmonary Critical Care specialist to serve the Omaha network. The position involves delivering comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care, including advanced ICU services like ECMO and interventional procedures such as robotic bronchoscopy. Key responsibilities include teaching medical students, residents, and fellows, as well as participating in clinical research and evidence-based practice initiatives. The role offers a collaborative environment within a Level 1 trauma center, featuring a strong work-life balance and opportunities for professional growth through an accredited fellowship program. Located in a highly ranked community with a low cost of living, the position provides a unique blend of clinical excellence, academic engagement, and community impact within a nonprofit health system.

This full-time Pediatric Interventional Cardiologist role is based at the Dell Medical School within the Texas Center for Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease, a collaboration between UT Health Austin and Dell Children's Medical Center. The position involves performing complex interventional catheterization procedures, managing general pediatric cardiology clinics, and providing inpatient care and call coverage. Key responsibilities include leading program development, ensuring safety and quality metrics, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to execute strategic goals. The role offers a leadership opportunity within a nationally ranked department that supports clinical practice, education, and research. Candidates benefit from a vibrant location in Austin with access to excellent schools and outdoor activities, alongside a supportive environment for scholarly contributions and professional growth.

The Registered Nurse I role within the Inpatient Psychiatry department at Rochester General Hospital focuses on delivering compassionate, patient-centered care to adults with mental health conditions. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive physical and psychological assessments, administering medications, managing de-escalation techniques, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to develop individualized treatment plans. The position also involves maintaining accurate documentation and participating in clinical research initiatives. This opportunity appeals to nurses seeking to make a meaningful impact in a supportive environment that values kindness and respect. The role offers a 36-hour work week with flexible day, evening, or night shifts, and requires a New York State RN license and BLS certification.

This Registered Nurse role supports the Inpatient Psychiatry Unit at Rochester General Hospital, serving adults with conditions such as schizophrenia, mood disorders, and anxiety. The position involves conducting comprehensive patient assessments, administering medications, managing de-escalation techniques, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to develop individualized care plans. The role also requires maintaining accurate documentation and participating in clinical research initiatives. This opportunity appeals to nurses seeking to make a meaningful impact in mental health care within a compassionate, patient-centered environment. The position offers a 36-hour workweek with flexible day, evening, or night shifts and is based on-site in Rochester, New York.

This full-time Registered Nurse role supports the Inpatient Psychiatry Unit at Rochester General Hospital, serving adults with conditions such as schizophrenia, mood disorders, and anxiety. The position involves conducting comprehensive patient assessments, administering medications, performing de-escalation techniques, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to develop individualized care plans. The role offers a meaningful opportunity to provide compassionate, patient-centered care in a supportive environment. Nurses work on rotating day, evening, and night shifts in a setting that values clinical excellence and professional growth through research utilization and continuing education.