Clinical Research Coordinator – Radiation Oncology

Join The Pennsylvania State University as a Clinical Research Coordinator for our Radiation Oncology program. This full-time position offers an opportunity to support meaningful clinical research while directly contributing to patient care and oncology advancement across our US-based medical center.

About the Role

As Clinical Research Coordinator for Radiation Oncology, you'll serve as a critical link between patients, research teams, and clinical operations. You'll manage the day-to-day logistics of cancer research trials, ensure regulatory compliance, and help coordinate care for patients enrolled in groundbreaking radiation oncology studies. This role demands precision, compassion, and a commitment to research excellence.

What You'll Do

• Enroll and screen eligible patients for active radiation oncology clinical trials, explaining study protocols and obtaining informed consent
• Maintain detailed study documentation, including case report forms, adverse event reports, and participant records, in full compliance with ICH-GCP guidelines and institutional review board requirements
• Coordinate patient visits, appointments, and follow-up communications to ensure protocol adherence and minimize study dropouts
• Collect, verify, and manage clinical data with precision, identifying discrepancies and ensuring data integrity for regulatory submission
• Collaborate with oncologists, research staff, and institutional committees to support protocol implementation and troubleshoot enrollment challenges
• Monitor patient safety and adverse events, reporting findings promptly to the principal investigator and appropriate oversight bodies
• Track regulatory documentation, maintain study files, and prepare reports for IRB and sponsor audits

What We're Looking For

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional healthcare experience in clinical research or medical settings
• Knowledge of clinical research standards, GCP guidelines, and human subjects protections
• Demonstrated attention to detail and ability to manage multiple studies or patient cohorts simultaneously
• Strong written and verbal communication skills for interacting with patients, physicians, and regulatory personnel
• Proficiency with electronic medical records and data management systems
• Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary oncology team

About The Pennsylvania State University

Penn State is a world-class research institution committed to advancing medical knowledge and improving patient outcomes through rigorous clinical and translational research. Our Radiation Oncology program is at the forefront of cancer treatment innovation, offering students and professionals unparalleled opportunities to contribute to life-changing research.

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