Clinical Research Coordinator

• Cancer Research SA (CRSA)
• Full-time 1.0FTE (negotiable, part-time flexible arrangements possible)
• Reports to Clinical Research Manager
• Applications close 8th April 2025
• www.crsa.au

CRSA is growing again and is excited to offer more opportunities to work with us as a clinical research coordinator for phase I, II and III clinical trials conducted by CRSA. The Clinical Research Coordinator undertakes screening procedures of patients with cancer being considered for enrolment on clinical trials, and subsequent study related procedures for patients enrolled, in accordance with Good Clinical Practice (GCP). Duties include but are not limited to: patient assessments and monitoring whilst on study, collection of laboratory samples as per trial protocol, reporting of adverse events, management of data and source documentation, and preparation of ethics submissions.

The position will be based at a purpose built clinical trials facility on South Terrace in the Adelaide CBD area. This is a full-time opportunity for a Research Coordinator, however part-time flexible arrangements can be negotiated. Previous experience in clinical trials is essential. Starting salary at CRSA will be considered based on prior experience and opportunities for further training and career progression are available.

All applications must include a CV, list of at least two work-related referees and a cover letter.

ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT

The CRSA vision is to provide excellence in cancer care and to bring people together through innovation, research, leadership and collaboration. CRSA was conceptualised and brought to fruition by a team of medical oncologists who practice at a number of private and public hospitals in Adelaide. Our aim is to provide compassionate, state-of-the-art care for the cancer patient of today, and undertake ongoing advancements in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and cure of cancer in the future. We seek to accomplish this through research, education and clinical practice. Access to clinical trials is the cornerstone of oncology care, and it is the hope of CRSA that every South Australian affected by cancer has an opportunity to discuss and participate in a clinical trial.

The fulfilment of our mission will be measured by the satisfaction of patients, positive outcomes from treatment, improved access for patients to clinical trials, the dedication of our staff, and the success of our research and education programs.