Clinical Research Coordinator II - Attleboro

Location: Attleboro campus, 20 O'Neil Blvd, Attleboro, Massachusetts; onsite work with occasional remote support. Travel to the Longwood campus and other Dana-Farber satellite sites may be required.

Salary: $56,000–$62,700 per year

Company

hirify.global conducts cancer research, provides patient care, educates physician-researchers, and collaborates with Harvard Medical School-affiliated hospitals.

What you will do

• Coordinate the conduct of clinical trials at the Attleboro satellite location under the direction of principal investigators and disease programs.
• Collect, manage, and accurately transcribe patient clinical information and study data.
• Maintain regulatory binders and ensure compliance with state, federal, IRB, ICH/GCP, and institutional requirements.
• Coordinate protocol-related sample collection and shipment to external entities.
• Screen patients, obtain informed consent for minimal-risk studies, and register participants when required.
• Support IRB submissions, train new staff, and provide on-site and remote support across satellite locations.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree and 1–3 years of related experience.
• Understanding of clinical research study coordination, clinical trial phases, CRF completion, and accurate data transcription.
• Understanding of ICH/GCP, federal regulatory requirements, IRB processes, and DF/HCC standard operating procedures.
• Excellent organization, communication, interpersonal, time-management, and prioritization skills.
• Attention to detail, discretion, and adherence to hospital confidentiality guidelines.
• Computer skills, including Microsoft Office, and the ability to work autonomously with minimal supervision.

Nice to have

• Experience in a medical, scientific research, or technology-oriented business environment.

Culture & Benefits

• Inclusive, diverse, and equitable environment focused on compassionate patient care.
• Work supporting cancer research, treatment advances, public health programs, and underserved populations.
• Collaboration with Harvard Medical School-affiliated hospitals and other research partners.
• Combination of onsite work and occasional remote support, with collaboration across satellite locations.