Centricity Research·Toronto, Ontario
The Clinical Screening Coordinator leads research-related recruitment initiatives and screens patients for clinical study participation based on protocol criteria. They are responsible for maintaining recruitment logs, managing databases, and performing clinical tasks such as obtaining vital signs and completing source documents.
We’re looking for a Clinical Screening Coordinator to lead research-related recruitment initiatives and ensure the enrollment of high-quality patients in accordance with Centricity Research recruitment guidelines. In this role, you’ll also screen patients for participation in clinical research studies with a solid understanding of study protocols, including inclusion/exclusion criteria, relevant medications, and medical conditions.
This is a regional role that will travel between our Etobicoke and Brampton locations.
Why Centricity Research?
We connect people to scientific advancements through groundbreaking research within a deeply human experience.
We aim for excellence and integrity in everything we do - because lives depend on it.
Care: We show up for each other, our customers, and our mission - always going the extra mile.
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Seek: We're adaptable, forward-thinking, and constantly improving - for the betterment of all.
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We’re an equal opportunity employer committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and will provide accommodations during the hiring process upon request.
Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in a health, science, or research-related field or possess an equivalent combination of education and experience. Strong organizational skills, proficiency with computer tools, and the ability to communicate effectively with patients are required.
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