Medasource
The Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) I–II will support an active influenza and COVID‑19 observational study by coordinating participant enrollment, conducting patient‑facing research activities, and ensuring accurate collection and handling of clinical samples. Working on‑site in a fast‑paced Emergency Department and inpatient environment, the CRC will engage directly with patients, collaborate closely with clinical providers, and help maintain adherence to all study protocols and regulatory requirements. This role requires strong communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work efficiently across rotating shifts in a high‑acuity clinical setting.
Baltimore, MD | Salary: $37,133 – $60,215 (approx.) | Posted 3 weeks ago
Employment type: Contract
Responsibilities
Primarily responsible for getting out to patients and communicating findings to providers
Approach and interview patients testing positive for influenza/COVID across ED and IP units
Screening patients on track board
Conduct baseline testing and sample collection at initial visit (blood, respiratory, etc.)
Conduct serial samples at follow up intervals (nasal swabs, throat swabs, saliva samples, etc.)
Processing samples in the lab
Required Qualifications
2–5 years of research experience
Previous exposure to and comfortability with conducting nasal swabs and working with influenza/COVID positive patients
Experience screening and consenting patients
Experience processing samples
Strong people skills and ability to work in a fast paced, high stress ED environment
Preferred Qualifications
Not applicable
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Baltimore, MD | Salary: $37,133 – $60,215 (approx.) | Posted 3 weeks ago
Employment type: Contract
Responsibilities
Primarily responsible for getting out to patients and communicating findings to providers
Approach and interview patients testing positive for influenza/COVID across ED and IP units
Screening patients on track board
Conduct baseline testing and sample collection at initial visit (blood, respiratory, etc.)
Conduct serial samples at follow up intervals (nasal swabs, throat swabs, saliva samples, etc.)
Processing samples in the lab
Required Qualifications
2–5 years of research experience
Previous exposure to and comfortability with conducting nasal swabs and working with influenza/COVID positive patients
Experience screening and consenting patients
Experience processing samples
Strong people skills and ability to work in a fast paced, high stress ED environment
Preferred Qualifications
Not applicable
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