Clinical Research Specialist

The program prepares students to work in a clinical research environment by teaching clinical trial structure, key regulatory requirements that govern clinical trial execution and collection/analysis of clinical trial data. This program covers basic knowledge of clinical research concepts and structure, how to conduct clinical trials, how to navigate the regulatory requirements for successful trial completion and the fundamentals of working with clinical trial data.

The Certified Clinical Research Professional (CCRP) Exam, offered through the Society of Clinical Research Associates (SOCRA), is available for students who have existing Associates or Bachelor's degree in science or other health related field and/or work experience in clinical research.

Pre-Requisites
Students should be proficient in keyboarding, have a basic understanding of a word-processing computer program (Microsoft Word recommended), and have a command of English grammar and punctuation. A science background is recommended, but not required.

Program Outline
This program has 1 class:

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CTR 3110A3 Healthcare Clinical Research Specialist (108 hours)

Contact Hours: 108 Hours

Industry-recognized credential: Society of Clinical Research Associates (SOCRA)

Complete in: 6 month or less

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