Clinical Research Coordinators

Job Description: Plan, direct, or coordinate clinical research projects. Direct the activities of workers engaged in clinical research projects to ensure compliance with protocols and overall clinical objectives. May evaluate and analyze clinical data.

Clinical Research Coordinators spend a lot of their time . They are naturally good at . Clinical Research Coordinators are typically characterized as being Enterprising and Investigative. They are usually very knowledgable about and are skilled at .

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Enterprising
  
Investigative
  
Conventional
  
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Social
  
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Wages

New Jersey
$158,760  
 
Pennsylvania
$156,300  
 
California
$138,290  
 
Virginia
$136,770  
 
Massachusetts
$134,260  
 
District of Columbia
$129,750  
 
North Carolina
$128,690  
 
Illinois
$128,640  
 
Texas
$123,670  
 
Maryland
$122,750  
 
New York
$119,950  
 
Colorado
$119,170  
 
Connecticut
$116,690  
 
Ohio
$109,840  
 
Rhode Island
$109,240  
 
Washington
$108,980  
 
Florida
$107,050  
 
Alabama
$106,360  
 
Minnesota
$106,360  
 
Kansas
$105,550  
 
New Mexico
$102,160  
 
Iowa
$101,570  
 
Missouri
$100,460  
 
Wisconsin
$98,830  
 
New Hampshire
$98,390  
 
Michigan
$98,190  
 
Mississippi
$98,180  
 
Oklahoma
$98,180  
 
West Virginia
$97,940  
 
Hawaii
$97,560  
 
Oregon
$94,890  
 
Georgia
$94,410  
 
Nevada
$93,760  
 
South Dakota
$93,150  
 
North Dakota
$92,740  
 
Arkansas
$92,600  
 
South Carolina
$90,260  
 
Vermont
$90,020  
 
Nebraska
$90,020  
 
Louisiana
$90,010  
 
Wyoming
$90,000  
 
Montana
$89,450  
 
Tennessee
$87,300  
 
Arizona
$87,290  
 
Maine
$87,290  
 
Utah
$87,280  
 
Kentucky
$86,430  
 
Alaska
$83,620  
 
Idaho
$82,570  
 
Puerto Rico
$73,320  
 

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