Contract - Clinical Research Coordinator
Remote · remote
Salary not posted
The free referral desk for clinical research
Spot the roles that are really open. Find the people who already work there. Send the message that gets read. 3476 live roles from 58 employers' own career pages, checked daily.
It's free to use. No card, no trial.
Career pages checked daily ↻. Posting salary on the card, when they publish it.
Remote · remote
Salary not posted
Reno, Nevada · onsite
$50–$55/hr
Tucson, Arizona · onsite
$50–$55/hr
Montpelier, Vermont · onsite
$50–$55/hr
Stowe, Vermont · onsite
$50–$55/hr
Littleton, New Hampshire · onsite
$50–$55/hr
North Conway, New Hampshire · onsite
$50–$55/hr
Burlington, Vermont · onsite
$50–$55/hr
↳ Every role pulled from the employer's own board. No aggregators, no reposted junk.
These are the boards we monitor and re-check: real employers, pulled directly from their own career pages. 51 of them have postings live on the site right now. Coverage keeps growing — 53 employer boards tracked today, new ones added every month.
Why referrals
A hundred applications. Zero replies. One automated rejection at 2am. That's the cold path. A referral is the other path: your application arrives with someone inside vouching for you.
2×+
more likely to get the interview
~40%
more likely to get the offer, once interviewed
Longer
tenure: referred hires stayed
Referred vs. everyone else, from the same study as the grids.
And you don't need to already know someone. You need one insider.
For every 100 applicants, 6 were referred. For every 100 hires, 29 were.
Every 100 applicants
6 of every 100 were referred.
Every 100 hires
29 of every 100 were referred.
Hiring data from one large U.S. company. Source: Brown, Setren & Topa, "Do Informal Referrals Lead to Better Matches?" Federal Reserve Bank of New York (2013); published in the Journal of Labor Economics (2016).
Who it's for
No research experience? That's what CRC jobs are for.
CRC and CTA roles are the entry point into clinical research. Sites hire for attention to detail and genuine care for patients, and a referral from someone on the team counts for more than a perfect résumé.
Nurses, EMTs, pharmacy techs, teachers.
If you've worked with patients, drawn blood, or followed a process to the letter, you already have the skills. An insider can tell the hiring manager what your résumé can't.
CRCs and CTAs ready for the next seat.
Moving from a site to a CRO, or coordinator to monitor? Talk to the CRAs already there about travel, therapeutic areas and promotion before you commit.
Cold applications get ghosted. Referred ones get read, and get hired more often, with better pay.
Live CRC, CTA and CRA roles from hospital, university, CRO and sponsor career pages, checked several times a day. No reposted junk.
Every job shows the insiders who work there now, starting with people who got in the same way you are trying to.
A short, curious message is written for you. You copy it, open their LinkedIn, and paste. No awkward referral ask.
Your tracker shows every touch, who replied, and when to follow up, until the conversation happens.
The evidence: Brown, Setren & Topa, NY Fed 2013 / Journal of Labor Economics 2016. And every job here comes with its own game plan: who to message, what to say, how to prep.
Browse the job hubsSample data
Over coffee
A new CRC role went live overnight.
Science 37 · Remote · $60–74k on the posting. Career pages are checked once a day, so overnight postings are waiting with your coffee.
Before your shift
Your match, drafted.
Hi Dr. Osei, I saw your team is hiring a coordinator. I'm a nurse moving into research, and I'm not asking for a referral. I'd just love to hear what the site actually looks for, and what you wish you'd known when you started. Perspective first, never the ask: the referral comes up after a good chat, not in message one.
At lunch
One follow-up is due.
Maya replied: “Happy to chat Thursday?” Your tracker nudges you to close the loop.
Tonight
One insider opens the door.
That's the whole game. Not fifty cold clicks: one person on the inside, one message, one conversation that turns into a referral.
Sample data, honestly: the real thing fills in as your plan runs. Your roles, your insiders, your drafts, your follow-ups. Build my free plan →
Your referral tracker
Referrals come from a handful of good conversations, and those take a few follow-ups. The tracker counts every touch, tells you who to nudge today, and shows exactly where each conversation stands.
My pipeline
1 follow-up due todayReached out
Maya C.
Science 37
1 touch · nudge Fri
Leo B.
ClinChoice
2 touches · due today
Replied
Jordan E.
AtriCure
Ask for 15 min
Chat booked
Priya P.
Thu 3:30 PM
Sam O.
Applied with referral
Your free plan
A new grad, a nurse switching careers and a coordinator going for CRA need very different things. Tell us where you're starting from and we'll show you what to do next, why it matters and exactly how to do it.
Free. No card. Log in with Google to save your plan across devices.
New to clinical research? Start with our guide: how to get into clinical research with no experience.
Your answers
Your plan
2 of 9 done
Next up · about 10 min
Pick 5 research sites you'd like to work at
A referral comes from a person, and people work at sites.
Questions
Yes. Every job, every insider, every message we write for you, the tracker and all the guides. No limits, no trial, no card. You only need a free account to save your plan and your pipeline.
You answer a few questions (about two minutes): where you're starting from, which roles you want, where you want to work, and how ready your LinkedIn and résumé are. We turn that into your next steps, the jobs that fit, and the people to talk to first.
Straight from each hospital's, university's, research site's, CRO's and sponsor's own career pages and hiring systems, not from LinkedIn or job aggregators. We re-check every listing several times a day and drop the ones that disappear.
No. You send every message yourself from your own LinkedIn. We write a first draft, tell you what to do next, and keep track of it all.
From public search results about people's current jobs. We never log in to LinkedIn or copy private data, and anyone can ask to be removed.
That's why you don't. You ask about their experience: what a coordinator's day actually looks like, how they got in, what they'd have done differently. Most people like helping someone who's genuinely curious, and the referral comes up naturally after a good chat.
Especially for you. CRC and CTA roles are the entry-level jobs in clinical research: every research site has people who started with zero experience and got in through one insider who opened the door.
Sometimes it helps, but plenty of sites hire nurses, EMTs, pharmacy techs and career changers into coordinator roles. Your plan will show you the sites known to hire from your background.
Someone on your list is hiring right now. Your move is the message that's already drafted.
3,476 live postings pulled straight from employers' own job boards, each with the people who work there. Free, updated every run of the scraper: no aggregator spam, no dummy listings.