As a study coordinator, you are responsible for the planning, organization and implementation of study projects, including the supervision of study participants, coordination between different disciplines, and ensuring compliance with guidelines and regulations. Study coordinators often work in research institutions, clinics or pharmaceutical companies and are a central interface between science and practice.
In Germany, the average annual salary for study coordinators is between €41,500 and €51,429 gross. The salary range for this position ranges from about €37,700 to €61,900 gross per year, which means an average monthly gross salary of about €3,592 to €4,286 gross. It should be noted that these numbers may vary depending on professional experience, location and specific job requirements.
In order to work as a study coordinator, a degree in health sciences, biology, psychology or a related discipline is usually required. Additional qualifications or further training in project management or clinical research may be beneficial.
In addition to research, study coordinators can also develop into project management or rise to higher management positions. In addition, there is the possibility of further training in specialized areas and thus expanding career opportunities.
