Clinical research coordination meets document control in this home-based Project Coordinator position. Support project teams through precise administration, communication, and tracking.
This Clinical Project Coordinator provides administrative, clerical, implementation, and processing support throughout the project life cycle. You will coordinate meetings, presentations, committees, sponsor and site activities, while supporting forms, reports, scripts, invoices, and payments. The position also handles project queries and maintains materials according to project requirements, quality standards, regulatory guidelines, and corporate best practices.
Key Responsibilities:
- Coordinate agendas, minutes, presentations, meetings, and project committees
- Track training programs, activities, documents, resources, and communications
- Facilitate invoicing, billing, payment documents, and supporting materials
- Prepare forms, information entries, logs, reports, and scripts
- Manage project materials, tools, equipment, supplies, and records
Requirements:
- One to three years of related work experience with ongoing training
- Or a relevant one-year college advanced diploma or degree
- Health, life sciences, or clinical research education preferred
- Knowledge of clinical research and strong communication skills
- Ability to work independently and cross-functionally
Apply clinical research knowledge, communication, and document management skills while coordinating home-based project activities.
Clinical Research Project Coordinator in Moncton employer: Alimentiv
At Alimentiv, we pride ourselves on being a purpose-driven employer that invests in our people and their professional growth. Our collaborative work culture fosters innovation and accountability, while our comprehensive benefits, including education reimbursement and mentorship programs, ensure that you feel valued and supported in your career journey. Join us in advancing therapies for gastrointestinal diseases and be part of a team that is dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the lives of patients worldwide.
