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Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) Reviews
What is it like working as a Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC)?
October 2020
N/a.
Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) in Charlotte:
Pros: I like the people I work with. The physicians here are great and I really like the other people in my department
Cons: n/a
July 2020
A Unique Experience.
Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) in Tampa:
Pros: The city is relatively small. The area where I work is very quiet when compared to other cities of a similar size.
Cons: While not a big city, traffic is still a pain.
March 2020
I've made it a great position to be in by myself.
Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) in Milwaukee:
Pros: Working with the people
Cons: Leadership organization changes/decisions
February 2020
Great Program, Poor Managers.
Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) in Mesa:
Pros: I truly think the program is important and necessary for research.
Cons: The divide of responsibilities seems unfair. Several of my managers are constantly on their phones on facebook, youtube, or messaging while the rest of us are expected to never rest in the quest for Participants
January 2020
I like the people I work closely with.
Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) in Boston:
Pros: It’s steady but no advancement
Cons: No advancement unless you are a friend of a specific church
August 2019
Wonderful research opportunities, but many bureaucratic challenges.
Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) in New York:
Pros: The research I conduct is interesting and the patient population here is very unique. There are a lot of wonderful physicians to work with.
Cons: There is no structure for professional development and there is no push to develop employees and consider promotions. There are numerous bureaucratic layers that make research her challenging, expensive, and laborious. There is an overarching lack of accountability.
July 2019
Fast paced and stressful but rewarding.
Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) in Atlanta:
Pros: The blendage of university and professional experience.
Cons: The commute and pay.
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