Work Environment
Clinical research coordinators spend much of their time in a lab setting, working closely with lead investigators, other clinical research team members, lab workers, and research subjects. Most coordinators work full time. Work hours may vary depending on the nature of the study; for example, if a study is being done to learn more about the digestive process in the morning versus the evening, coordinators will work both mornings and evenings.
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