Location: Gainesville, FL
Cap-Exempt H-1B Position — No lottery required
**JOB NO:** 540048 **WORK TYPE:** Staff Full-Time **LOCATION:** Main Campus (Gainesville, FL) **CATEGORIES:** Grant or Research Administration **DEPARTMENT:** 29181100 - MD-NEURO-MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS **CLASSIFICATION TITLE:** Clinical Research Coord II **CLASSIFICATION MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:** Bachelor’s degree in an appropriate area and two years of relevant experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. **JOB DESCRIPTION:** The Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and Neuroimmunology Section in the Department of Neurology is seeking passionate clinical research coordinators who want to further the mission of research and pursue the prevention and treatment of MS and other immune-mediated disorders of the central nervous system (CNS). If you have 2 years or more of human subject research experience and you are detailed-oriented, motivated, passionate about clinical research, and enjoy working collaboratively to meet shared goals and objectives, we hope you apply! We are currently involved in multiple multicentered drug trials for Multiple Sclerosis. The Clinical Research Coordinator II is responsible for the daily operations of clinical trial studies run by the MS Section. Responsible for ensuring that all required regulatory documentation is completed and submitted as appropriate for all research/clinical trial activity which includes, but is not limited to, new submissions, continuing reviews, and revisions through the University of Florida Health Professions IRB and a central IRB. **Coordination of Protocol Subjects** Incumbent is responsible for the coordination of relevant care and protocol required testing for subjects enrolled on their assigned trials. This includes the following tasks: - Educates subjects on topics related to the informed consent document and confirms that informed consent documents are appropriately executed, registers and/or randomizes patients with appropriate sponsor. - Educates subjects and families on the medical aspects of pro