Clinical Research Coordinator A
This is a multifaceted research role that combines high-level academic study coordination with hands-on clinical operations in pediatric mental health. You will support a randomized trial for misophonia while simultaneously driving quality improvement for anxiety treatment programs. It is a rare opportunity to work at a top-tier institution while making a tangible impact on community mental health services.
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States · Posted 29 April 2026
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Requirements & Skills
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate a pilot randomized trial for a misophonia shared decision-making tool
- Manage recruitment, consenting, and data collection for research participants
- Support clinical operations and program expansion at the PATCH Program
- Maintain positive relationships with families seeking anxiety-related mental health services
- Oversee IRB submissions and ensure regulatory compliance across multiple projects
Essential
- Bachelor's degree in Psychology or a related health field
- 1-2 years of relevant professional experience
- Ability to coordinate and support the development of study materials
- Experience with participant recruitment and informed consent processes
- Proficiency in quantitative and qualitative data collection and entry
- Experience creating and maintaining research databases
- Familiarity with IRB document preparation and submission
Preferred
- Experience working within pediatric mental health settings
- Familiarity with anxiety disorders or selective mutism
- Experience in community mental health operations
- Strong interpersonal skills for nurturing relationships with research collaborators and families
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Perks
Benefits & perks
- Competitive healthcare coverage
- Tuition benefits for employees and their families
- Generous retirement contribution plans
- Extensive professional development opportunities
- Supportive work and family life benefits
- Comprehensive health and wellness programs
- Access to cultural and recreational activities on an Ivy League campus
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