Clinical Research Assistant Opportunities – Multiple Locations Nationwide

Benefits

Qualifications

• •A bachelor's or master's degree involving 1+ year of laboratory classes, preferably within a scientific or healthcare-related field (e.g., biology, chemistry, psychology, pre-med, or similar) and/or
• •Hands-on experience in lab work, research projects, or clinical environments
• •Strong attention to detail and the ability to follow structured protocols
• •Excellent organizational and time management skills
• •Clear communication skills and a desire to work directly with patients and care teams
• •A positive team-based attitude and approach
• •Hands-on experience supporting clinical trials and working alongside experienced CRCs and investigators
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Responsibilities

• •Research Assistants play a critical role in supporting clinical trials and bridging the gap between research and patient care
• •This is an ideal opportunity for individuals with patient-care, lab, academic, or research experience who are looking to transition into a clinical research role and gain hands-on clinical exposure
• •Research Assistants support the execution of clinical trials by assisting with study visits, preparing study materials, collecting and organizing data, and helping ensure studies run smoothly and in compliance with protocols
• •This role offers direct exposure to patient interactions, clinical workflows, and regulatory processes
• •Research Assistants work closely with Clinical Research Coordinators, investigators, and patients, gaining valuable experience that can serve as a strong foundation for advancement into Clinical Research Coordinator roles and beyond
• •Responsibilities may vary depending on experience level and site needs but are designed to provide meaningful, hands-on learning and growth opportunities
• •Opportunities to learn Good Clinical Practice (GCP), regulatory processes, and study operations
• •Clear pathways for growth into Clinical Research Coordinator and other roles
• •The opportunity to contribute to developing new treatments that improve patient outcomes
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