Iqvia

Healthcare

SiteActivationCoordinator

$275–400k ~AI est. Bellville, South Africa FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Site Activation Coordinator at Iqvia. Skills: Site activation, Study documentation, Clinical research. Support feasibility assessments. Support site activation tasks”

What You'll Achieve.

Improve patient outcomes; Timely activation of sites

Industry & Context.

Healthcare

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences, 1 year of work experience, Excellent MS Office skills, Excellent communication skills, Excellent interpersonal skills, Excellent organisational skills, Ability to manage multiple tasks, Ability to manage priorities

Nice to Have

Experience in healthcare environment

What You'll Do.

Support feasibility assessments

Support site activation tasks

Support maintenance activities

Collaborate with Site Activation Managers

Collaborate with Project Management teams

Collaborate with internal stakeholders

Prepare essential study documentation

Review essential study documentation

Track essential study documentation

Follow up on essential study documentation

Maintain accurate information

Maintain up-to-date information

Ensure activities compliance

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional teams; Project Management teams; Internal stakeholders

Communication Scope

Communication skills

Full Job Description

**Site Activation Coordinator** **Country Site Activation – CSA** **Entry-Level & Senior Opportunities Available** **South Africa** **Shape the Future of Patient Health** At IQVIA, we’re united by one mission: **to improve patient outcomes around the world**. Our Global Site Activation community—over 2,000 strong—plays a critical role in bringing clinical trials to life. By activating sites efficiently, accurately, and with exceptional quality, we help ensure patients gain access to safe, effective, and innovative treatments. Our focus is simple: **Always Impatient for the Patient.** And we’re looking for people who share that passion. **About the Role** We’re recruiting for **both Entry-Level and Senior Site Activation Coordinator positions**. Your level will be determined based on your experience, capability, and career trajectory. As a Site Activation Coordinator, you will support essential country-level activities that enable clinical trial sites to begin operations. You’ll collaborate with cross‑functional teams, manage study documentation, ensure compliance, and help drive the timely activation of investigative sites. This is a great opportunity to build or accelerate your career in clinical research within a global, innovative environment. **What You’ll Be Doing** * Support feasibility assessments, site activation tasks, and selected maintenance activities for assigned studies. * Work closely with Site Activation Managers, Project Management teams, and other internal stakeholders. * Prepare, review, track, and follow up on essential study documentation, including: * Feasibility questionnaires * CDAs * Regulatory and ethics submissions * Informed Consent Forms * Investigator Pack documentation * Review documents for completeness, consistency, and accuracy. * Maintain accurate and up-to-date information across internal systems, trackers, databases, and project plans. * Ensure activities are conducted in accordance with local regulations, global SOPs, and study

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