Clinical Research Coordinator - Early Phase Program

Score 67 / 100 · Clinical / behavioral research

Lane fit

4 / 10 (worth 30)

Level

right level (worth 15)

Timing

does not fit her graduation timing (worth 15)

Pay

paid

Location

SF Bay

Employer

5 / 5 · full-time signal 3 / 3

Why

This is a full-time entry-level Clinical Research Coordinator role at UCSF, a top employer in San Francisco, paid at about $72K. The work is oncology Phase I trials, which sits far from her mental health, UX, and victim services lanes, though it would build general clinical research skills. She has no clinical or lab research experience, which is a real gap for a CRC role. The bigger problem is timing: she graduates in May 2027, and a full-time role posted now would likely need to be filled well before then, so it does not fit unless UCSF would hold the position. Worth only a low-priority look, and a similar UCSF behavioral or psychiatry CRC role would fit her better.

Watch out for

• Oncology early-phase investigational drug trials, not behavioral or mental health research
• Full-time role, likely needs a start soon, before her May 2027 graduation
• UCSF CRC postings typically ask for clinical research experience or a bachelor's degree plus related experience, which she lacks
• No clinical research, regulatory (IRB), or patient-facing clinical experience
• Description is truncated, so the full requirements are unclear

Resume angles

• Research methods coursework and the literature review on false confessions and psychopathology
• Accurate documentation and daily Excel tracking at Kiddleton, including reports to headquarters
• Confidentiality and discretion with sensitive information, plus coordinating several concurrent projects at the gallery