Bilingual Clinical Research Coordinator (English/Spanish) – Austin, TX
The IMA Group
Summary
IMA Clinical Research is hiring an experienced Bilingual (English/Spanish) Clinical Research Coordinator to support clinical trials from start-up through close-out.
Job description
Qualifications
- 2+ years of clinical research experience
- Phlebotomy required
- Bachelor's degree preferred | CCRC a plus
- Strong patient-facing and documentation skills
Join a collaborative team making a real impact on patient care.
Requirements
- 2+ years of clinical research experience
- Phlebotomy required
- English/Spanish bilingual required
- Bachelor's degree preferred
- CCRC certification a plus
- Strong patient-facing and documentation skills
Benefits
- No On-Call
- Tuition Assistance
- Student Loan Assistance
- Full Benefits
- 401(k) Match
Company overview
The IMA Group is a leading technology-enabled healthcare services company founded in 1990, headquartered in Tarrytown, New York. With over 30 years of experience, the company specializes in providing comprehensive medical and behavioral health evaluation services alongside clinical research capabilities. Operating through two main divisions, IMA offers independent medical examinations, psychological assessments, and case management solutions for workers' compensation, disability claims, occupational health, and government agencies. Their nationwide network includes over 150 offices and thousands of licensed providers who conduct hundreds of thousands of evaluations annually. The company's clinical research division, IMA Clinical Research, operates a flexible trial network conducting Phase II-IV clinical trials across multiple therapeutic areas through site-based, hybrid, and fully decentralized models. With a workforce of 1,001-5,000 employees, The IMA Group serves federal, state, and local governments, commercial insurers, third-party administrators, and corporate clients, focusing on enhancing livelihood and productivity during challenging health and work periods while contributing to medical treatment advancements.