Nurse Practitioner
About the job
- Currently hold an unrestricted Georgia license as a Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant-Certified.
- Hold national certification through AANP, ANCC, or NCCPA.
- Hold Basic Life Support certification.
- Have at least two years of direct patient-care experience.
- Be familiar with, or have a strong interest in, clinical research and FDA and Good Clinical Practice guidelines.
- Demonstrate proficiency with electronic medical records and documentation.
- Demonstrate communication and interpersonal abilities.
- Perform protocol-specified physical examinations, medical histories, and study visits.
- Assess eligibility criteria and co-sign source documentation with the Principal Investigator.
- Order and interpret laboratory tests and diagnostics according to study requirements.
- Counsel participants on study procedures, investigational products, and adverse-event reporting.
- Manage and document adverse events and serious adverse events, escalating them to the Principal Investigator and sponsor as required.
- Maintain Good Clinical Practice-compliant source notes and electronic medical records.
- Support recruitment and retention initiatives, including community outreach and phone screenings.
- Participate in investigator meetings, site initiation visits, monitoring visits, and audits.
- Contribute to continuous improvement of site standard operating procedures and quality metrics.
- Hold Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support certification.
- Have prior experience as a Sub-Investigator or treating provider in clinical trials.
- Speak Spanish or another community language.
- Have phlebotomy and intravenous skills.
About the company
Denali Health works as an integrated research organization that partners with pharmaceutical companies to run clinical trials, with a focus on fixing the patient recruitment bottleneck. It uses a network of clinical research sites to identify suitable participants, enroll them, and manage trial execution, aiming to speed up the overall study process. Unlike traditional site networks, it selects studies it can reliably deliver on and strives to be a top-three global enroller for each trial, offering sponsors a more dependable alternative. Its goal is to accelerate drug development by shortening patient enrollment times and speeding trial start-up across multiple therapeutic areas.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Denali Health’s August 2026 hiring shows active expansion across research and nursing roles.
- The company markets 40% faster enrollment and 5x faster study start-up on its site.
- Pediatric-focused recruitment capabilities fit chronic recruitment bottlenecks pharma sponsors still pay premiums to solve.
What critics are saying
- No public funding, revenue, or sponsor roster signals fragile commercial traction in 2026.
- Open jobs in August 2026 suggest staffing strain across Florida and Georgia sites.
- If recruitment misses targets, pharma sponsors can switch to larger networks like ICON or IQVIA.
What makes Denali Health unique
- Denali Health’s 2026 website centers on patient recruitment, not generic site staffing.
- Its 7-day call center and proprietary recruitment engine target hard-to-enroll pediatric studies.
- Plant City, Atlanta, and Stone Mountain sites give Denali Health local execution breadth.
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Benefits
Flexible Work Hours
Remote Work Options
Professional Development Budget
Training Programs
Mentorship Program