Location: New Haven, CT
Cap-Exempt H-1B Position — No lottery required
Working at Yale means contributing to a better tomorrow. Whether you are a current resident of our New Haven-based community, eligible for opportunities through the New Haven Hiring Initiative, or a newcomer, interested in exploring all that Yale has to offer, your talents and contributions are welcome. Discover your opportunities at Yale! **Overview** Within the Department of Neurology’s Clinical Research Office and reporting to the Research Manager, the Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) will lead coordination of the Yale NORSE and VA NORSE studies, focused on New-Onset Refractory Status Epilepticus (NORSE), including FIRES. These are complex, multicenter clinical research initiatives involving acute neurocritical care populations, longitudinal follow-up, and biospecimen collection. The CRC will be responsible for end-to-end study execution, including study start-up, patient screening, eligibility determination, informed consent, enrollment, and follow-up. The CRC will serve as the primary point of contact for study operations and will manage all study documentation, regulatory submissions, and cross-site coordination. This role requires direct patient interaction in both inpatient and outpatient settings, including time-sensitive recruitment in critical care environments. The CRC will coordinate clinical data collection, biospecimen processing and shipment, and ensure protocol adherence and regulatory compliance across Yale and VA sites, as well as collaborating national and international centers. Subjects will primarily be recruited at the New Haven campus, with potential coordination across additional Yale Neurology locations and VA-affiliated sites. Some studies may require flexibility, including occasional evening or weekend coverage based on recruitment needs. Weekend Hours Required- Occasional. Evening Hours Required- Occasional. - Coordinate patient recruitment, enrollment, informed consent, and follow-up visits. - Collect and manage clinical data and mai