
Job description
The Research Regulatory Coordinator is responsible for ensuring compliance with institutional, state and federal regulations and guidance in the conduct of human subjects research. The Coordinator maintains relationships with external Institutional Review Board (IRB) and other regulatory bodies.
Serve as the main point of contact with the External IRB, facilitate research readiness review process, document IRB related submissions, and track IRB-related invoices.
Strong interpersonal and professional communication skills, detail oriented, and able to work independently are required. The Coordinator will serve as a subject matter expert to investigators and collaborators for access and use of Rogers patient data for research purposes.
Company

Healthcare • Nonprofit
Rogers Behavioral Health is a nationally recognized non‑profit organization that delivers specialized psychiatric care across a growing network of communities. The organization offers evidence‑based treatment for children, teens, and adults with a wide range of conditions—including OCD, anxiety, addiction, depression, eating disorders, trauma, and PTSD—through inpatient, residential, and day‑treatment programs. Rogers distinguishes itself by leveraging a century of experience to pioneer measurement‑based care and rigorous clinical outcome tracking, ensuring high‑quality, data‑driven service delivery. Its commitment to comprehensive, personalized care makes it an attractive employer for professionals dedicated to advancing mental health outcomes.
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