Institutional research coordinator vs clinical research associate

Differences between institutional research coordinator and clinical research associate duties and responsibilities

Institutional research coordinator example responsibilities.

• Collect, manage and analyze preliminary data using SPSS statistical software.
• Answer phones, enter data into the computer using micrsoft excel, word, and powerpoint.
• Produce learning materials for workshops including PowerPoint presentations, group activities, program tools, and media delivery aids.
• Communicate with hospital physicians to educate them on the current NIH and FDA policies and guidelines regarding clinical research.
• Act as a liaison between the investigators and government agencies such as the FDA, DHHS, and OHRP.
• Participate in a sub-committee to provide comprehensive reports on all IRB activities to facilitate renewal of the AAHRPP accreditation
Show more

Clinical research associate example responsibilities.

• Manage, schedule and train up to 15 CRAs.
• Recruit patients, attain patient inform consent form, educate subjects on compliance, and ensure patient safety per ICH guidelines.
• Manage site TMF to ensure communication requirements adherence
• Manage CRO and regional monitor to complete close out activities, including device accountability management.
• Manage regional academic and community base oncology practices as the primary contact for all communications and support.
• Manage the monitoring CRO and the data clean-up efforts for a 510k submission and interim/annual study reports by effectively collaborating cross-functionally.
Show more