2025-09-25 – Weekly Clinical Research Jobs : Remote roles in clinical research available

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.

This week, the job market is buzzing with opportunities, particularly for clinical research nurses. There’s a critical need for professionals in various locations, and several roles offer remote work, making it easier to manage work-life balance. If you’re open to relocating or working remotely, now’s a good time to explore these options.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Clinical Research Nurse
    Company: Actalent | Location: Philadelphia, PA
    Actalent is looking for a dedicated clinical research nurse to join their team in Philadelphia. The role involves coordinating clinical trials and ensuring patient safety, a great opportunity if you have a knack for detail and a passion for patient care.
    Apply Here

  • Clinical Research Nurse
    Company: Actalent | Location: Orlando, FL
    This role is for a Clinical Research Nurse Coordinator. It’s a fantastic chance to work on clinical trials and enhance your coordination skills. Prior clinical experience is a must here.
    Apply Here

  • Clinical Research Nurse
    Company: Radius Staffing Solutions | Location: Fresno County, CA
    Radius is seeking a certified Clinical Research Nurse. This role is perfect for someone with strong credentials and a desire to work in a dynamic environment.
    Apply Here

  • Clinical Research Nurse
    Company: Actalent | Location: Olathe, KS
    Actalent has openings for clinical research nurses to work on oncology and urology trials. If you have experience in these fields, this could be a rewarding opportunity.
    Apply Here

  • Clinical Research Coordinator 1
    Company: AMR Clinical | Location: Oak Brook, IL
    This role involves assisting in the conduct of clinical research studies. A great fit if you’re just starting in clinical research and want to grow your skills.
    Apply Here

  • Clinical Research Nurse
    Company: Delricht Research | Location: Charlotte, NC
    Delricht Research is dedicated to providing a great patient experience. They’re looking for a clinical research nurse passionate about patient care and research.
    Apply Here

  • Clinical Research Nurse
    Company: Vitalief | Location: Philadelphia, PA
    Vitalief combines deep clinical research expertise with consulting. A solid option if you’re looking to contribute to breakthroughs in patient care.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

This week, there are some solid remote opportunities available. These roles are perfect for those who prefer the flexibility of working from home.

  • Clinical Research Associate (CRA)
    Company: Pharmavise Corporation | Location: Indianapolis, IN
    Pharmavise is looking for experienced CRAs to provide surge capacity support. This remote role is ideal if you’ve got the experience and want to skip the commute.
    Apply Here

  • Clinical Research Manager
    Company: Pharmavise Corporation | Location: Indianapolis, IN
    This remote position is great for those with in-depth knowledge of clinical trial processes. If managing trials is your strength, consider this opportunity.
    Apply Here

  • Community Clinical Research Educator I
    Company: Care Access | Location: Boston, MA
    Care Access is reimagining how clinical research reaches the world. This remote position is perfect for those who want to make a global impact.
    Apply Here

See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week! Whether you’re looking to work in a hospital or from your home office, there’s a range of opportunities waiting. Stay proactive and good luck with your applications!

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Got my last remote CRC contract by applying within hours — on LinkedIn that ‘first 25 applicants’ badge mattered; treat it like triage: stabilize the résumé, then hit submit… Small caveat: many ‘remote’ roles still want quarterly site visits, so @recruiters, please spell out travel expectations upfront — anyone else seeing that trend?

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I’ve had good luck treating those “real-time” postings like a sprint and attaching a 60‑second Loom intro to my application within the first hour; it noticeably increased callbacks for remote CRC roles. Small caveat: scrub any PHI and skip site SOP screenshots in the video.

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I started getting quicker callbacks after front‑loading my résumé with the exact systems and certs — “ICH‑GCP, Medidata Rave, Veeva, REDCap” — so the ATS surfaces it. If a post is a few days old, I still apply but also ping the recruiter to confirm it’s live; @ella_rob59’s sprint idea works best if you’ve got a credentials go‑bag ready.

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And given how fast those “real-time” posts vanish, I apply through the company site first — my responses beat job boards — and only hit LinkedIn as backup if the req looks like it’ll close soon. @emmthom +1 on speed; I keep a 3‑line note about a protocol deviation I resolved ready to paste so there’s substance beyond the résumé.

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