RN Clinical Research Night Shift

An RN Clinical Research Night Shift position is open at AdventHealth's Ginsburg Tower in Orlando, Florida, supporting endocrine and metabolic clinical trials on a full-time night shift schedule. ### What you'll do - Oversee IV infusions of insulin and glucose during glucose clamp procedures and administer IV push medications for other study protocols - Manage dosing and documentation of Investigational Products in compliance with regulatory requirements - Escort research participants through study visits, collecting data and communicating results to the Clinical Research Coordinator and investigators - Maintain accurate source documents and complete Case Report Forms to ensure data collection meets protocol specifications - Perform phlebotomy and peripheral IV insertion while maintaining Universal Precautions and clinical competency standards - Communicate adverse events, participant concerns, and material needs to investigators, project managers, and the CRC team ### What we're looking for - Active Registered Nurse (RN) licensure in Florida - Associate's degree in Nursing (BSN preferred) - Minimum 1 year of clinical experience in a hospital or long-term care setting - BLS certification required; ACLS preferred - General knowledge of endocrine and metabolic disease processes - Ability to perform phlebotomy and peripheral IV insertion independently ### What's included - Compensation range: $31.53–$52.24/hr ($65,582–$108,659 annualized) - Medical, dental, and vision insurance effective Day One - Paid time off from Day One - 403(b) retirement plan - 4 weeks of 100% paid parental leave - Career development resources and mental health support programs ### About the practice AdventHealth is a faith-based, not-for-profit health system operating one of the largest hospital networks in the United States, with its flagship campus in Orlando, Florida. The Ginsburg Tower houses advanced clinical and translational research programs focused on endocrine and metabolic disease, providing nurses direct involvement in investigational studies conducted under physician-led research teams.