Compare and contrast types of monitoring visits
Cite ICH and FDA requirements for monitoring
Discuss the role of the monitor
List and discuss the essential documents collected at study startup
Describe the site activation process
Cite requirements for monitoring confirmation letters
Prepare a site monitoring plan
Review essential documents for regulatory compliance
Describe and discuss the informed consent process
Cite staff training requirements
Cite the requirements for safety reporting
Complete source data verification (SDV)
Compare and contrast source data verification and medical review
Assess adverse events and serious adverse events
Discuss investigational product (IP) accountability
Discuss remote monitoring fundamentals
Describe protocol deviations and reporting requirements
Discuss site communication requirements and techniques
Prepare for life on the road
Complete the practice monitoring visit
Write monitoring trip report and follow-up letter
Introduction to Monitoring
Study Start Up
Conducting the Monitoring Visit
Reviewing the Regulatory Binder
Staff Training and Qualifications
Source Data Verification, Medical Review, and Informed Consent
Safety and Patient Protection
Investigational Product and Supplies
Principal Investigator Oversight
Remote Monitoring
Protocol Deviations and Violations
Clinical Team Structure and Communicating with Your Sites
Organizing Your Work - Your Life on the Road
Advancing Your Monitoring Skills and Training
Practice IMV visit
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The Society of Clinical Research Associates, Inc
Certified Clinical Research Professional (CCRP) exam is available for individuals who meet the following criteria:
-Have two years of experience as a full-time Clinical Research Professional (or have 3,500 hours part-time) during the last five years
-Hold a degree in "Clinical Research" from an Associate, Undergraduate, or Graduate Degree Program AND Have completed a minimum of one year of full-time experience (or 1,750 hours part-time) during the past two years as a Clinical Research Professional
-Hold an Undergraduate or Graduate Certificate in "Clinical Research" with a curriculum of no less than 12 semester (credit) hours or totaling a minimum of 144 credit hours from an academic institution of higher learning (community college, college or university) AND Hold an Associate's or Bachelor's Degree in a science, health science, pharmacy or related field AND Have completed a minimum of one year of full-time experience (or 1750 hours part-time) during the past two years as a Clinical Research Professional.
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Students must have taken CTR3110A3 Healthcare Clinical Research Specialist or have one year experience working in a Clinical Research setting as an associate or assistant
Please see class 'details' for required textbook and/or supplies
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90% attendance
Students must receive a minimum score of 80 on each exam
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This course is designed for individuals who have been working in the Clinical Research industry or have taken CTR3110A3 Healthcare Clinical Research Specialist and would like to further their knowledge and career path into Clinical Trial Monitoring
Clinical Research Monitor
Clinical Research Associate
Wake County (RTP) is world headquarters for clinical research. A search on NC Works shows numerous Clinical Research Associate positions
Clinical Research Monitor
Clinical Research Associate
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