Full-time · On-site
Clinical Research Coordinator – Oncology
This is a high-responsibility entry-level role designed for recent graduates who want to immerse themselves in the operational side of oncology research. It offers a rare chance to manage the intersection of patient interaction and scientific data collection at a prestigious institution. The role is distinguished by its strict two-year commitment, ensuring that coordinators see long-term study cycles through to completion.
Washington University in St. Louis · St. Louis, Missouri, United States · Posted 21 April 2026
The role
Overview
This is a high-responsibility entry-level role designed for recent graduates who want to immerse themselves in the operational side of oncology research. It offers a rare chance to manage the intersection of patient interaction and scientific data collection at a prestigious institution. The role is distinguished by its strict two-year commitment, ensuring that coordinators see long-term study cycles through to completion.
What they need
Requirements & Skills
Key Responsibilities
- Screening and enrolling eligible participants for oncology clinical trials
- Facilitating the informed consent process and educating patients on study protocols
- Managing study visit logistics, including lab coordination and medication diaries
- Monitoring patient safety and documenting any adverse events
- Liaising between investigators, pharmacy staff, and study sponsors
- Maintaining accurate and compliant clinical data records
Essential
- Bachelor’s degree (or 4 years of combined education and relevant experience)
- Willingness to commit to the role for at least two full years
- Ability to start the position by March 2026 at the latest
- No plans to attend medical or graduate school before February 2028
- Permanent US work authorization without current or future sponsorship needs
- Basic Life Support (BLS) certification with a hands-on skills assessment component (must be obtained within 30 days of hire)
Preferred
- Previous experience in a medical office or clinical research support environment
- Educational background in science or medicine
- Volunteer experience in healthcare settings
Key Skills
Proficiency in computer systems and standard office softwareStrong interpersonal and verbal communication abilitiesExceptional organizational skills and attention to detailAbility to interpret and collect complex clinical dataPatient education and advocacyProtocol compliance and regulatory documentation
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Perks
Benefits & perks
- Exposure to a world-renowned research institution
- Professional development through protocol meetings and training
- Hands-on experience in a high-impact oncology setting
- Opportunity to work at a premier medical campus
Next step
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