What are the responsibilities and job description for the Early Phase Opportunities for Veteran / Military Talent position at Parexel International Corporation?
Parexel is a Clinical Research Organization (CRO) dedicated to supporting, developing and retaining a diverse, best-in-class workforce that is inclusive of veteran and military spouse talent. We know 'serving' is a core value of many of our military community. At Parexel, you can continue on your mission to serve, by joining an organization dedicated to improving the lives of patients worldwide. The skills and values you have developed in your military career or as a military spouse are transferrable to meaningful careers here at Parexel. In fact, we have many colleagues who have found success in information technology, data analytics, clinical operations, logistics, and more.
With your prior experience in the military comes specialized expertise, the ability to lead others, and an understanding of the value of teamwork. The skills that you've acquired over time can be transferrable to roles at Parexel, and an asset to the way we support clinical trials - through our internal infrastructure or "boots on the ground" in clinical sites.
Our Early Phase Clinical units provide unique opportunities for you to apply your skills and truly make an impact with patients in positions such as :
- Research Associate : onsite Baltimore, MD
- Research Nurse : onsite Baltimore, MD
- Enrollment Specialist : onsite Baltimore, MD
- Laboratory Technician : onsite Baltimore, MD
- Early Phase Clinical Project Manager onsite Baltimore, MD or Remote
If you are interested in joining Parexel, an organization with like-minded individuals, who share a mission to put patient's first, please apply to this job posting for direct consideration. You can find more information on our Military Talent Community here : https : / / jobs.parexel.com / en / veteran-community
EEO Disclaimer
Parexel is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to legally protected status, which in the United States includes race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status.
