Clinical Research Coordinator III - Cardiology
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Cedars-Sinai
📍 Los Angeles, CA, United States
Job Description
**Job Description**
**Are you ready to be a part of breakthrough research?**
The Clinical Research Coordinator III (CRC Lead) is responsible for project allocation and immediate oversight of clinical research coordinators and clinical research associates, along with primary coordination of assigned studies. This includes managing schedules and coverage for the coordinator team, improving efficiency of research systems and processes, training of personnel, and resolution of day-to-day administrative and operational problems to ensure the successful implementation of research protocols.
**Primary Duties and Responsibilities:**
+ Responsible for immediate oversight of CRC team, including project allocation, staff scheduling and staff training; contributes to performance reviews for CRC team.
+ Identifies and ensures needed resources and logistics for research activities, including determining appropriate course of action in solving day-to-day research operations problems.
**Are you ready to be a part of breakthrough research?**
The Clinical Research Coordinator III (CRC Lead) is responsible for project allocation and immediate oversight of clinical research coordinators and clinical research associates, along with primary coordination of assigned studies. This includes managing schedules and coverage for the coordinator team, improving efficiency of research systems and processes, training of personnel, and resolution of day-to-day administrative and operational problems to ensure the successful implementation of research protocols.
**Primary Duties and Responsibilities:**
+ Responsible for immediate oversight of CRC team, including project allocation, staff scheduling and staff training; contributes to performance reviews for CRC team.
+ Identifies and ensures needed resources and logistics for research activities, including determining appropriate course of action in solving day-to-day research operations problems.