Medical Assistant​/LPN​/Phlebotomist - Clinical Research

Position: Medical Assistant / LPN / Phlebotomist - Clinical Research
Location: Denver, CO 80238
Pay: $25-27/hr
Duration: ~3 months (seasonal with strong potential to become long-term)
Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Some early mornings and occasional 2-3 hours of overtime (not guaranteed)

Why This Role?

This is a great opportunity to step into the world of clinical research-a fast-growing field where you get to be part of studies that bring new treatments to patients. You'll work on a small, close-knit team, get hands-on experience with research protocols, and learn skills that can open doors to long-term research or clinical careers.

Even if you're new to clinical research, this role is perfect if you have strong clinical skills-especially injections-and want to learn something new.

About the Role

We are hiring for an Unblinded Clinical Research Coordinator I (UCRC I) who will support clinical trials with a focus on managing and administering study medications (Investigational Product or IP). This role blends clinical care, research coordination, and regulatory responsibility.

This position is ideal for a:

• Medical Assistant
• LPN
• Phlebotomist
  with strong injection experience who wants to grow into clinical research.

Key Responsibilities

Clinical & Patient Care

• Perform injections and administer study medications
• Interview participants and collect vital signs
• Perform ECGs and process lab specimens
• Monitor and document side effects and adverse events
• Ensure patient safety and protocol compliance

Investigational Product (IP) Management

• Receive, store, track, dispense, and return study medications
• Maintain accurate medication accountability logs
• Monitor storage temperatures daily
• Maintain strict separation of blinded and unblinded study roles

Documentation & Data

• Complete source documentation in real time
• Enter data into Electronic Data Capture (EDC) systems within 48 hours
• Resolve data queries within 24 hours
• Track lab and study supplies

Team & Operations

• Support site readiness and study start-up activities
• Assist with training backup staff
• Travel between local sites as needed

Required Qualifications

• Strong injection experience (required)
• High School Diploma or GED
• Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment
• Comfortable with computers and documentation
• Able to lift up to 15 lbs and travel locally

Preferred Qualifications

• 6 months - 1 year of clinical research experience (but not required)
• Experience with IP (study drug) handling
• EDC and/or IRT system experience
• Medical certification (MA, LPN, Phlebotomist, etc.)

Team & Growth

• Small, growing team of 2-3 people
• Opportunity to get in early as the team expands
• Great exposure to clinical research operations
• Seasonal role with strong potential to become long-term

Interview Process

• Virtual interview
• Quick on-site tour before final decision

Perfect For Someone Who...

• Loves hands-on clinical work
• Is confident with injections
• Wants to break into clinical research
• Enjoys learning new systems and processes
• Is excited about being part of something growing

If you're ready to combine clinical skills with research and learn something new, this is the role for you.

Location: Denver, CO 80238
Pay: $25-27/hr
Duration: ~3 months (seasonal with strong potential to become long-term)
Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Some early mornings and occasional 2-3 hours of overtime (not guaranteed)

Why This Role?

This is a great opportunity to step into the world of clinical research-a fast-growing field where you get to be part of studies that bring new treatments to patients. You'll work on a small, close-knit team, get hands-on experience with research protocols, and learn skills that can open doors to long-term research or clinical careers.

Even if you're new to clinical research, this role is perfect if you have strong clinical skills-especially injections-and want to learn something new.

About the Role

We are hiring for an Unblinded Clinical Research Coordinator I (UCRC I) who will support clinical trials with a focus on managing and administering study medications (Investigational Product or IP). This role blends clinical care, research coordination, and regulatory responsibility.

This position is ideal for a:

• Medical Assistant
• LPN
• Phlebotomist
  with strong injection experience who wants to grow into clinical research.

Key Responsibilities

Clinical & Patient Care

• Perform injections and administer study medications
• Interview participants and collect vital signs
• Perform ECGs and process lab specimens
• Monitor and document side effects and adverse events
• Ensure patient safety and protocol compliance

Investigational Product (IP) Management

• Receive, store, track, dispense, and return study medications
• Maintain accurate medication accountability logs
• Monitor storage temperatures daily
• Maintain strict separation of blinded and unblinded study roles

Documentation & Data

• Complete source documentation in real time
• Enter data into Electronic Data Capture (EDC) systems within 48 hours
• Resolve data queries within 24 hours
• Track lab and study supplies

Team & Operations

• Support site readiness and study start-up activities
• Assist…