Full-Time

Clinical Research Coordinator

Posted on 9/22/2025

Iterative Health

Iterative Health

51-200 employees

AI-powered polyp detection for colorectal cancer

No salary listed

Arlington, TN, USA

In Person

Category
Biology & Biotech (2)
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Requirements
  • High School Diploma or equivalent
  • Associate degree in a clinical or scientific related discipline
  • One year previous experience as a clinical research coordinator for pharmaceutical phase II or III trials
  • Knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology
  • Familiarity with health care systems, regulations, policies, and functions
  • Understanding of clinical research documentation standards
  • Knowledge of equipment, supplies, and materials needed for medical treatment
  • Understanding of basic laboratory procedures including phlebotomy, preparation, and screening
  • Working knowledge of industry standards and regulatory requirements relevant to clinical drug trials
  • Basic Life Support certification required
  • Must maintain current licensure and/or certification
  • Phlebotomy experience preferred
  • Registered Nurse with five years experience required
  • BSN preferable
  • Understanding of Code of Federal Regulations for Human Subjects
  • Certified in Good Clinical Practice and Human Subject Protection
  • Periodic local travel to other practice locations on an as-needed basis
Responsibilities
  • Administratively and clinically manage industry sponsored clinical trials
  • Adhere to Research SOPs, Good Clinical Practices, and the study protocols
  • Assist in patient recruitment by performing detailed chart reviews and patient interviews
  • Discuss study protocols with patients and verify the informed consent documentation
  • Review medical history of patient against inclusion/exclusion criteria of studies
  • Perform blood draws, process and ship blood/urine specimens per study protocol and IATA regulations
  • Schedule all patient research visits and procedures consistent with protocol requirements
  • Dispense study medication, collect vital signs, and perform ECGs
  • Assist with routine data verification and quality control, ensuring data integrity and consistency with prescribed study protocol
  • Complete and maintain case report forms per FDA guidelines and review them against the patient’s medical record for completeness and accuracy
  • Function in a clinical role by conducting clinical research studies
  • Monitor patients and providing information to the medical staff and other staff members to assure optimal outcomes
  • Develop written concise research study information and/or tools to be used for the education of staff and the recruitment of patients
  • Maintain compliance of protocols and regulatory guidelines for studies performed in the research area
  • Act as a resource for other staff members regarding investigational issues or guidelines
  • Coordinate the availability and distribution of medications for patients in a timely manner
  • Perform phlebotomy for lab work as required and completes all necessary forms
  • Responsible for the education of patients in all aspects of the disease process and/or clinical study in which the patient may be involved
  • Plan and coordinate the initiation of research study protocols, and the establishment of operating policies and procedures
  • Assist the principal investigator and research director with various administrative tasks associated with the day-to-day operations of research studies and projects
  • Plan and coordinate with the research director the staffing of research studies, to include the recruitment and administration of research support staff, as appropriate to the activity
  • Plan, implement, and maintain data collection and analysis systems in support of the research protocol
  • Monitor the progress of research activities; develop and maintain records of research activities, and prepare periodic and ad hoc reports, as required by investigators, administrators, funding agencies, and/or regulatory bodies
  • Facilitate assigned clinical trial from start to finish
  • Screen participants for all studies independently
  • Summarize and clarify for study teams, the professional guidelines and code of ethics related to the conduct of clinical research
  • Triage phone calls from subjects, be able to answer clinical care questions within the scope of practice; determine when escalation is required
  • Adhere to infection control/safety guidelines and confidentiality policies
Desired Qualifications
  • Bachelor's degree preferred
  • Previous GI trials experience preferred
  • Membership in local, state and national societies encouraged
  • Phlebotomy experience preferred

Iterative Health develops and deploys AI-powered tools for gastrointestinal (GI) care. Its main product is SKOUT®, an FDA-cleared device that helps doctors find adenomas (polyps) during GI procedures, supporting clinical judgment rather than replacing it. The company also offers AI-enabled documentation and data standardization technologies to improve the quality of patient care and to streamline clinical trials, enabling consistent reporting across institutions. By combining AI image analysis, data-driven insights, and streamlined research workflows, Iterative Health aims to improve colorectal cancer prevention and diagnosis and to extend high-quality GI care to underserved populations around the world.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Series C

Total Funding

$262.2M

Headquarters

Boston, Massachusetts

Founded

2017

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Cardiology expansion via NextStage acquisition addresses $2.7T cardiovascular market trial-access gap.
  • Dr. Nadege Gunn's hepatology expertise strengthens MASH/MASLD sponsor relationships and trial wins.
  • Gastro Health and OneGI partnerships unlock patient recruitment channels across 380+ physician network.

What critics are saying

  • Tempus AI, Philips, Olympus compress SKOUT polyp-detection differentiation through competing AI offerings.
  • GLP-1 obesity boom attracts big pharma budgets; sponsors easily switch sites when contracts renew.
  • 250-person team scaling four continents risks operational failures damaging sponsor trust irreversibly.

What makes Iterative Health unique

  • 2x faster site activation and 3x higher IBD patient enrollment versus industry benchmarks.
  • 100+ research sites across North America, Europe, India, and Australia with embedded care model.
  • FDA-cleared SKOUT polyp detection and proprietary AIR recruitment technology for trial acceleration.

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