Clinical Research Coordinator
Eduardo Milian Caner, CRC
Clinical research coordinator focused on participant recruitment, informed consent, specimen handling, and accurate electronic data capture across industry-sponsored trials.
Profile
Eduardo Milian Caner coordinates study activities at Salud Clinical Services, maintaining case report forms, drug dispensation records, and regulatory documentation.
He processes blood and body fluid specimens for participants of all ages, prepares samples for storage or shipment, and monitors laboratory supplies and equipment temperatures according to each protocol.
He previously coordinated research at Coral Research Clinic and worked as a certified behavioral health case manager. He holds a Master's in Business Law and a law degree from Central University "Las Villas" in Cuba.
- Profile
- Recruitment, informed consent, and regulatory documentation
- At Salud since
- 2025
- Languages
- English and Spanish
Education and training
- Certified Behavioral Health Case Manager (CBHCM) — Florida, 2022
- Master's in Business Law — Central University "Las Villas", Cuba, 2008
- Bachelor's in Law — Central University "Las Villas", Cuba, 2004
Licenses and certifications
- Case Management Certification
- Good Clinical Practice (GCP)
- IATA
- CPR
Frequently asked questions
Answers to questions we hear most often.
What is a Principal Investigator?
The Principal Investigator is the qualified clinician responsible for conducting the study at the site, protecting participant safety, and ensuring the protocol is followed.
Who will I see at my study visits?
Most visits are conducted by a clinical research coordinator, with the Principal Investigator or a sub-investigator involved in medical assessments and safety review.
Is the research staff trained in Good Clinical Practice?
Yes. GCP and protocol-specific training is completed and documented before staff are delegated study responsibilities.
Can I request a Spanish-speaking coordinator?
Yes. Our team is bilingual and visits can be conducted in English or Spanish.
Information on this website is provided for general educational purposes about clinical research and is not medical advice. Participation in any study is voluntary.