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Krista Wenz has been on thousands of interview panels hiring EMS professionals and firefighters for public and private agencies.
Working as a clinical research coordinator typically requires a lot of travel. If you are working as a coordinator, you probably already know this. The interviewer asks if you are comfortable traveling to various locations conducting their research trials to see that you are aware of this requirement and that you are flexible and adaptable. Many clinical trials are conducted at multiple sites, and you may need to travel to these locations to oversee the study and ensure it is conducted properly.
Additionally, traveling may be necessary to meet with study participants or attend conferences related to the study. Therefore, the interviewer wants to ensure that you are willing and able to travel as needed to ensure the study's success. Be honest and give your availability and anything that might stand in the way of traveling.

Krista Wenz has been on thousands of interview panels hiring EMS professionals and firefighters for public and private agencies.
"Yes, I have worked in this field for the past seven years and understand that traveling is a huge component of my job. I am comfortable traveling to various locations. I have two young children, but traveling does not interfere with my home life. My husband works from home and watches the kids when I am gone. And, my mother lives next door to us and can watch the kids if my husband needs help. I have a great support system that understands traveling is part of my job."
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