Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) Role -

Send us Fan MailThe Backbone of Clinical Research: Understanding the Role of the Study CoordinatorIn this episode of Dr. Doctor, Jovanna Schlossenberg breaks down one of the most critical, yet often overlooked roles in clinical research: the Study Coordinator, also known as the Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC).While the Principal Investigator leads the study, it’s the coordinator who drives the day-to-day operations, managing up to 80% of the trial. From patient recruitment and screening to scheduling visits, performing clinical tasks, managing data, and maintaining strict regulatory compliance, CRCs serve as the central hub connecting patients, physicians, sponsors, and research teams.Jovanna walks through:* What a Study Coordinator actually does* Why they are essential to trial success* How they act as patient, study, and regulatory advocates* The skills and backgrounds that make someone a strong CRC* How technology, including tools like ClinMatchGO, is transforming patient matching and recruitment* Whether you're a nurse, medical assistant, aspiring coordinator, or simply curious about how clinical trials really operate, this episode offers a clear and practical look into the role that truly holds research together.Support the showStay connected with us—follow @Dr. Doctor Podcast on LinkedIn, Instagram, X, and TikTok!