Location: Sacramento, CA
Cap-Exempt H-1B Position — No lottery required
**Job Summary** The position coordinates all aspects of cardiovascular medicine clinical trials and research projects. Studies are conducted in a variety of therapeutic areas within the field of cardiovascular medicine. In this position, the assistant clinical research coordinator (ACRC) is responsible for the conduct of multiple clinical trials and research studies, including (but not limited to) recruitment, screening, enrollment (includes administering informed consent), data collection and management, study audits and monitoring visits, study closeouts, lab specimen processing, sponsor communications, and IRB and contract/budget submissions. This role is also responsible for maintaining study datasheets/case report forms and regulatory binders. The ACRC will also provide general tasks and support related to the departmental research program as required, such as attend research meetings, maintain departmental databases, etc. The ACRC must have ability and willingness to work in an intense cardiovascular setting and must be comfortable interacting with patients. This position requires excellent verbal and written communications skills. Knowledge of Good Clinical Practices and the ability to conduct all research tasks following GCP guidelines, as well as university, state and federal policies and regulations regarding clinical research is essential. The ACRC must be willing to receive job-related training and education as necessary, which may sometimes require overnight travel. **Apply By Date 6/8/2026 by 11:59pm** **Minimum Qualifications - For full consideration, applicants are encouraged to upload license and/or certification if required of the position** - Must be completed within 90 days from the date of hire. Certification of laboratory safety training must be achieved on an annual basis. Certification of the shipment of dangerous goods is required every two years. Certification from the University of California Annual Compliance Briefing for Researchers is r