Clinical Research Coordinator II
Listed on 2026-01-27
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Healthcare
Clinical Research
Axsendo Clinical Research is a rapidly growing, multi‑market clinical research organization specializing in Neurology, Cardiology, Metabolic Disease, Vaccines, and Medical Devices. Our Phoenix site is expanding and we are seeking a skilled, service‑mindful Clinical Research Coordinator II to join our team.
Position OverviewThe Clinical Research Coordinator II manages the day‑to‑day execution of assigned clinical trials with a high level of autonomy. This includes conducting study visits, supporting investigators, ensuring protocol compliance, maintaining audit‑ready documentation, and collaborating with sponsors/CROs. The ideal candidate has strong operational discipline, excellent patient communication skills, and the ability to execute visits with speed, accuracy, and professionalism.
Key Responsibilities- Independently conduct study visits, including consenting, assessments, vital signs, questionnaires, sample collection, and follow‑up
- Read, interpret, and maintain full working knowledge of assigned research protocols
- Conduct pre‑screening and EMR‑based feasibility reviews to identify eligible candidate patients
- Coordinate eligibility discussions with the Principal Investigator
- Obtain and document informed consent in accordance with ICH‑GCP and site SOPs
- Prevent out‑of‑window procedures and ensure all required assessments occur per protocol schedule
- Report Adverse Events (AEs) and Serious Adverse Events (SAEs) to the IRB and sponsor as required
- Maintain complete, accurate, and ALCOA‑compliant source documentation
- Ensure accurate Investigational Product (IP) management and accountability
- Collect and process laboratory specimens per protocol, including preparing shipments and completing lab documentation
- Maintain up‑to‑date temperature logs, accountability logs, and essential documentation
- Complete timely and accurate EDC entries and resolve queries promptly
- Understand and accurately use all study‑related data collection instruments
- Ensure all Case Report Forms (CRFs) and patient tracking logs are complete and accurate
- Maintain audit‑ready source, regulatory, and IP documentation at all times
- Prepare for monitoring visits by organizing source documents, resolving outstanding action items, and addressing prior queries
- Support monitors during visits and coordinate any required follow‑up
- Maintain consistent communication with sponsors and CROs regarding data, queries, and operational needs
- Plan and prepare subject visits, coordinating room availability, equipment, and supplies
- Work closely with site administration to ensure clinic readiness
- Collaborate with investigators, sub‑investigators, and cross‑functional team members to support seamless study execution
- Minimum 1–2 years of direct clinical research experience required
- Demonstrated ability to independently conduct study visits and manage multiple protocols
- Strong understanding of ICH‑GCP, safety reporting, sample handling, and data quality standards
- Experience with EMR, EDC, CTMS, and electronic source systems
- Strong communication skills and a service‑oriented, patient‑centered mindset
- Superior organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple competing priorities
- Ability to remain calm, timely, and precise during high‑volume or fast‑paced clinic days
- Phlebotomy and EKG training
- Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) or clinical credential
- Medical terminology proficiency
- Bilingual (Spanish/English) a strong plus
- Experience in cardiology, neurology, metabolic disease, or device trials
- Opportunity to contribute to a growing research organization with expanding multi‑market operations
- Exposure to diverse therapeutic areas and complex study portfolios
- A supportive team culture centered around excellence, integrity, and professional growth
- Continued training and advancement opportunities within Axsendo’s clinical operations pathway
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