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Type 2 diabetes research follows what blood sugar does across real days: meals, work, sleep, stress. People keep their own doctor and their own plan, and see how their numbers move over months.
Body weight, metabolism and aching knees move together, and so does the heart behind them. Research in this area follows all of it at once across months of ordinary visits: weight, blood work, how the knees feel on stairs, with no diet handed down and no judgment at the scale.
Depression and anxiety are followed here the way they are lived: week by week, in conversation. Mood and mental health research tracks how people feel over months, and the person's own therapist, doctor and medicines stay in place unless a full conversation says otherwise.
Bipolar disorder swings between weeks of high energy and stretches of deep low mood. Research here follows those swings over months, and nobody is asked to stop the care that already keeps them steady.
A racing heart at rest, shaky hands, feeling hot in a cool room, weight dropping without trying: Graves' disease pushes the thyroid into overdrive. Research here follows thyroid levels and those everyday signs over months, and the person's endocrinologist and current treatment stay in place unless a full conversation says otherwise.
Type 1 diabetes means insulin every day for life, and research here is built around that fact: teams review sensor readings and A1C over months to learn what keeps blood sugar steady alongside insulin. Teens take part with a parent beside them; nobody's insulin is touched without a full conversation first.
A migraine that sends a kid home from school at noon, again, is what this research follows: how often the headaches come, what sets them off, and what they cost in classes, sleep and sports. A parent keeps the headache diary and is part of every visit.
A child who cannot fall asleep, or wakes at two and stays up, wears the whole house down. Research in kids' sleep and insomnia follows bedtime, wake-ups and the next-day mood through a sleep diary parents keep, with visits planned around school.
Vitiligo is the pale patches that appear when skin loses its color, often on the hands and face where everyone can see. Vitiligo research photographs and measures the patches over many months, and asks how they affect confidence, not just skin.
Plaque psoriasis is the thick, scaly patches on elbows, knees and scalp that flake onto dark clothes and flare with stress. Psoriasis research measures how much skin the patches cover and how itchy or sore they feel across months of visits.
A rising feeling in the stomach, a strange smell, a hand that jerks, minutes that go missing: focal seizures start in one part of the brain. Focal epilepsy research keeps a careful count of them over months, and a person's neurologist and seizure medicines stay as they are unless a full conversation says otherwise.
Tired, cold, foggy, gaining weight on the same food: an underactive thyroid slows the whole body down. Hypothyroidism research follows thyroid levels and everyday energy across the seasons, with a person's own thyroid medicine and endocrinologist left in place unless a full conversation says otherwise.
Absence spells, morning jerks, tonic-clonic seizures: generalized epilepsy starts across both sides of the brain at once. Research here counts seizures and their triggers over months, and a person's neurologist and current medicines stay exactly where they are until a full conversation says otherwise.
Eczema in the teenage years hits school, sports, sleep and confidence at once. Research for teens follows the itch and the patches through a school year, with a parent or guardian in the room for every decision.
Weight in the teenage years is tangled up with growth, sleep, screens and self-image. Teen weight research follows height, weight and health as teens grow, with visits around school and a parent or guardian part of every conversation. No teen is weighed in front of anyone but the clinical team.
Birth control research for teenagers looks at how different methods fit a teen's real week: school, sports, forgetting a day. Parents are part of every step, and nothing starts without their permission.
Hidradenitis suppurativa is the painful lumps and boils that keep coming back in the armpits, groin and under the breasts. HS research counts flares, pain and drainage over months, in private rooms with a clinical team that has seen it all before.
Eczema is the itch that wakes people at three in the morning. Research here follows the itch, the patches and the lost sleep over weeks, and nobody is told to throw away the creams they already rely on without a full conversation first.
Chronic kidney disease moves slowly and quietly, which is why kidney care research follows blood and urine tests over many months. People keep their nephrologist, their diet plan and their medicines unless a full conversation says otherwise.
COVID-19, RSV, flu, pneumonia, shingles: vaccine and immunization research follows how people feel in the days after a vaccine and how they get through the season, alongside how people recover from infections. Side effects are the main question, and tracking them is the whole point.
Pills, patches, rings, implants, IUDs: birth control research compares how each option behaves in real life over a year of cycles. The person chooses, keeps her own doctor, and can stop a program at any time.
About Encore Medical Research
Encore Medical Research has been serving the South Florida Community since 2017. We began our operations as a standalone Clinical Research Operation focusing on phases II through IV clinical trials and have quickly expanded into three dedicated research sites in South Florida.
Our commitment to patient care and outstanding business practices has created strong relationships with leading sponsors and CROs and transformed our institution into a well-known Clinical Research Powerhouse. Our focus is to provide the highest standard of care to our patients while delivering unmatched performance in our research operations.
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The team at Encore Medical Research
Miguel AcostaPresident and CEOMr. Acosta has been an active entrepreneur involved in various businesses throughout his career. His background is in I.T. and Finance...
Yanosik GarcíaVice President and CFOMr. Garcia graduated law school from the University of Havana. He has been working in the automotive and medical industry for several years...
Patricia Pacheco, CCRCVice PresidentMrs Pacheco has over 10 years of experience conducting clinical trials with top sponsors and CRO’s ...
Sandra Rodriguez, CCRCVice President of Regulatory AffairsMrs. Rodriguez graduated law school from the University of Havana, Cuba. She has always been passionate about the medical field...
Rodolfo Pérez, MDPrincipal InvestigatorDr. Rodolfo Perez is a board-certified endocrinologist with over 30 years of experience treating patients.
Elaine Martinez, CCRCRegulatory SpecialistElaine Martinez is a certified clinical research coordinator with over 12+ years of clinical research expertise...Open roles
Encore Medical Research of Boynton Beach LLC Boynton Beach, FL Full-Time | On-Site | Monday–Friday Bilingual English/Spanish Strongly Preferred About Encore Medical Research Encore Medical Research is a fast-growing, multi-site clinical research organization with locations across South Florida. Our Boynton Beach site is expanding, and we are looking for an experienced Clinical Trial Recruitment Coordinator to support patient recruitment, retention, outreach, and front desk operations. This is a key role for our site. The right person must be comfortable speaking with patients, handling a high volume of calls, following up consistently, managing leads, supporting social media outreach, and helping convert interested candidates into qualified study participants. This position will work under the direction of the Project Manager and the Director of Recruitment and Retention. Position Summary The Clinical Trial Recruitment Coordinator will be responsible for identifying, contacting, pre-screening, and following up with potential clinical trial participants. This role requires strong communication skills, excellent phone presence, persistence, organization, and the ability to build trust quickly with patients. We are looking for someone with experience in clinical trial recruitment, phone sales, call center operations, customer service, BDC, or patient engagement. Prior experience in a car dealership BDC department is highly valued because this role requires similar skills: fast follow-up, lead tracking, high call volume, appointment setting, and strong conversion ability. This person will also assist with front desk activities and patient-facing support as needed. Key Responsibilities Contact potential study participants by phone, text, email, and other approved communication methods Conduct initial phone pre-screening based on study-specific criteria Schedule qualified candidates for screening visits Follow up consistently with leads, missed calls, no-shows, and pending patients Maintain organized recruitment logs and lead tracking systems Support patient retention efforts through reminders and follow-up communication Assist with social media outreach and engagement for clinical trial recruitment Help manage or support site social media pages and recruitment campaigns Communicate study opportunities clearly and professionally to potential participants Work closely with CRCs, investigators, site leadership, and recruitment management Assist with front desk duties, including greeting patients, answering phones, confirming appointments, and supporting patient flow Escalate patient questions to clinical staff when appropriate Maintain confidentiality and follow HIPAA, GCP, and site SOPs Support recruitment events, community outreach, and patient engagement initiatives when needed What This Role Requires This is not a passive administrative role. We need someone who can work leads aggressively but professionally, stay organized, and keep the recruitment pipeline moving. The right candidate should be able to: make a high volume of outbound calls build rapport quickly explain study opportunities clearly overcome hesitation without pressuring patients document every interaction accurately follow up until there is a clear outcome schedule patients efficiently communicate well with the clinical team keep patient experience and compliance at the center of the process Required Qualifications Minimum 5 years of experience in phone sales, call center, customer service, patient recruitment, BDC, or similar high-volume communication role Experience recruiting patients for clinical trials preferred Experience managing or working with social media pages preferred Familiarity with medical terminology required Strong phone communication and follow-up skills Excellent organization and attention to detail Comfortable working with lead tracking systems, spreadsheets, and basic office software Ability to handle a fast-paced, high-volume environment Professional, reliable, and patient-focused Ability to work full-time on site in Boynton Beach, Florida Preferred Qualifications Prior clinical trial recruitment experience Prior Clinical Research Coordinator experience preferred, but not required Previous experience in a car dealership BDC department strongly preferred Bilingual English/Spanish preferred Experience with social media outreach, Facebook pages, Instagram, community groups, or digital lead generation Experience with medical offices, healthcare call centers, or patient scheduling Knowledge of HIPAA, GCP, or clinical research operations Ideal Candidate The ideal candidate is a strong communicator with the drive of a sales professional and the professionalism of a healthcare team member. We want someone who understands that recruitment is not just answering the phone. It is follow-up, trust-building, organization, urgency, and consistency. The right person will know how to work a lead pipeline, keep patients engaged, and help the site meet enrollment goals while maintaining compliance and excellent patient experience. Why Join Encore Growing multi-site clinical research organization Busy pipeline of active and upcoming studies Opportunity to work directly with experienced research leadership Strong support from project management, recruitment, and clinical operations Professional environment focused on quality, compliance, and enrollment performance Opportunity for growth within the organization Schedule Full-time, Monday through Friday, on site. How to Apply Please submit your resume for immediate consideration. Candidates with clinical trial recruitment, BDC, call center, phone sales, customer service, or healthcare scheduling experience are encouraged to apply. Pay: From $23.00 per hour
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- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Parental leave
- Tuition reimbursement
- Vision insurance
Encore Medical Research of Boynton Beach LLC Boynton Beach, FL Full-Time | On-Site | Monday–Friday Minimum 5 Years of Clinical Research Coordinator Experience Required Bilingual English/Spanish Required Encore Medical Research of Boynton Beach is hiring experienced Clinical Research Coordinators with a minimum of 5 years of CRC experience. Must be bilingual in English and Spanish. This role focuses on patient care, study visit execution, recruitment, EDC data entry, query resolution, quality, and compliance. About Encore Medical Research Encore Medical Research is a high-performing, multi-site clinical research organization with locations across South Florida. Our Boynton Beach site is growing rapidly, and we are looking to hire experienced Clinical Research Coordinators who can step into a busy research environment and perform at a high level from day one. We work with leading sponsors and CROs across multiple therapeutic areas, including cardiometabolic health, obesity, type 2 diabetes, dermatology, immunology, CNS, women’s health, and related comorbidities. Our organization has dedicated project management, regulatory, recruitment, and administrative support, allowing our coordinators to focus on what matters most: patient care, protocol execution, data quality, compliance, recruitment, and retention. We are looking for professionals who understand clinical research, take pride in clean execution, and know how to move studies forward without sacrificing quality. Position Summary The Clinical Research Coordinator will be responsible for managing patient-facing study activities, ensuring protocol compliance, entering data accurately and promptly, resolving queries quickly, supporting recruitment and retention, and maintaining high standards of quality throughout the study. This is not an entry-level position. We are looking for coordinators with strong clinical research experience, excellent patient communication skills, and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced site environment. The ideal candidate is organized, proactive, bilingual, compliance-driven, and comfortable working directly with patients, investigators, monitors, sponsors, and internal leadership. Key Responsibilities Conduct study visits according to protocol requirements Provide excellent patient care and maintain strong participant engagement Support recruitment, screening, enrollment, and retention efforts Review eligibility criteria with the investigator and study team Collect vitals, medical history, concomitant medications, adverse events, and study-specific assessments Coordinate central lab collections, ECGs, questionnaires, ePRO/eDiary devices, imaging, and vendor-related procedures Enter data into EDC systems accurately and within required timelines Resolve data queries promptly and thoroughly Maintain high-quality, audit-ready study documentation Communicate effectively with monitors, sponsors, CROs, vendors, investigators, and internal team members Prepare for and support monitoring visits, sponsor visits, audits, and inspections Identify potential compliance risks and escalate issues appropriately Maintain strong protocol adherence and support overall study quality Assist with patient follow-up and retention strategies throughout the trial Required Qualifications Minimum 5 years of Clinical Research Coordinator experience Bilingual English/Spanish required Strong knowledge of GCP, ICH guidelines, and clinical research site operations Proven experience conducting patient visits in industry-sponsored clinical trials Strong EDC data entry and query resolution experience Excellent understanding of protocol compliance and source documentation standards Strong recruitment and patient retention skills Ability to manage multiple active studies and competing priorities Excellent communication and organizational skills Strong attention to detail and commitment to data quality Ability to work full-time on site in Boynton Beach, Florida Professional, dependable, and able to work in a high-volume research environment Preferred Qualifications Experience in cardiometabolic, obesity, type 2 diabetes, dermatology, immunology, CNS, women’s health, or primary care studies Experience working with central labs, ECGs, ePRO/eDiary devices, imaging vendors, and electronic source systems Experience supporting sponsor monitoring visits and audits CCRC, CCRP, LPN, RN, MA, foreign-trained physician, or other clinical background preferred Strong patient recruitment background strongly preferred What We Are Looking For We are looking for coordinators who understand that excellent clinical research depends on quality, compliance, patient trust, and clean data. The right candidate will be someone who can: build rapport with patients keep visits moving efficiently protect protocol integrity document accurately enter data on time resolve queries quickly communicate clearly with monitors and sponsors support recruitment without overpromising escalate issues before they become problems We want someone who takes ownership of their studies and understands that the coordinator role is central to patient safety, data integrity, and site performance. Why Join Encore Established, growing multi-site research organization Strong sponsor and CRO relationships Busy pipeline of active and upcoming studies Dedicated regulatory, project management, recruitment, and leadership support Opportunity to work with experienced investigators and high-performing teams Professional environment focused on quality, compliance, and growth Competitive compensation based on experience Schedule Full-time, Monday through Friday, on site. How to Apply Please submit your resume for immediate consideration. Only candidates with at least 5 years of clinical research coordinator experience and bilingual English/Spanish proficiency will be considered. Pay: $30.73 - $37.00 per hour
Read the full description & apply- Dental insurance
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Parental leave
- Professional development assistance
- Vision insurance
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