About this role
Why This Role Exists
If you’re curious about how new treatments and vaccines reach patients, detail-oriented by nature, and energized by work that genuinely matters, this is an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in clinical research.
As an Assistant Clinical Research Coordinator at Profound Research, you’ll work alongside experienced clinical research staff at one of our sites, supporting the day-to-day execution of high-volume vaccine clinical trials. You’ll learn by doing – gaining hands-on experience in study coordination, patient interaction, data collection, and clinical procedures in a fast-paced, site-based research environment.
This is a 1099 contract opportunity to designed to support near-term vaccine study needs, with the potential to convert to a full-time position based on business needs, performance, and role availability. Whether you’re looking to build on prior clinical or research experience or take the next step into the field, this is an opportunity to contribute to meaningful work with a growing organization that values ownership, attention to detail, and patient-centered service.
What You’ll Do
Support the coordination of high-volume vaccine clinical trials, including patient visits, scheduling, and study-related procedures
Physical Requirements & Work Environment
This role is performed on-site at a clinical or office facility and requires prolonged periods of sitting, standing, or walking throughout the work environment
Requires the ability to communicate clearly in verbal and written forms and to read and interpret detailed materials
Must be able to navigate a clinical facility, including areas with limited space, and transport supplies or work materials as needed
May be required to wear personal protective equipment (PPE) in accordance with facility protocols
Travel between company sites, meetings, or partner locations may be required
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the role
Why Join Profound Research?
