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Certified Clinical Research Professionals Society is led by Senior CRA and Physician of 25 years, Dr.Kamal T Dhaliwal. Our team of CRAs, CRCs, physicians, and onboarding staff welcome you to one of the most in-depth courses for clinical research available. We offer clinical research training for physicians, international medical graduates, nurses, and healthcare providers. We offer clinical trials assistant training to high school students and graduates. All programs are self-paced and students can earn their clinical research certification online.
CCRPS is known for our clinical research online training for Clinical Research Associates (CRAs), Principal Investigators (PIs), Clinical Research Monitors, Regulatory Affairs, ICH GCP Protocol, Clinical Quality Management and other crucial clinical research purposes, CCRPS Clinical Training’s strategy provides students with self-paced online training experience based on core competency accredited by the ACCRE.
As educators in clinical research training, CCRPS Clinical research training programs vary based on student’s location, time, and learning demands. These self-paced online modules, interactive tutoring sessions, or online monitored competency examination, CCRPS clinical training provides a clinical research fast track approach to getting hired in clinical research.
CCRPS Clinical training is able to provide large-group online training options for clinical research professionals and CROs globally. It is widely known for its comprehensive education and training programs. CCRPS clinical training helps clients improve their programs by enhancing staff knowledge via its extensive online course and examinations.
Getting Started in Clinical Research
Interested in a career in clinical research you’re in the right place, start by watching this brief video, then scroll down to continue your journey..
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This free online training program provides the foundational knowledge on which you can grow your competence as a clinical researcher. Learn how medical products are developed; how volunteer patients are protected; and who plays key roles in the development, research, review, and approval of medical products.
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Already have an account access course here >, next: explore career options.
Explore entry-level roles, their associated educational requirements, and sample career paths by downloading the ACRP Career Lattice. Reviewing this free resource will help you decide what might be the best role for you on the clinical research team.
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Next: assess your education & background.
Now that you have reviewed the Clinical Research Career Lattice, the question is—Do you have the necessary education and background for an entry-level role?
Great. Now’s a good time to review competency guidelines for some of the roles you are interested in to get a better understanding of what the role involves.
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No, I don’t.
That’s okay! Your next step should be to obtain the necessary educational background and/or explore obtaining a degree in clinical research.
Next: join acrp.
Join ACRP to connect with employers and others in the field, and gain complimentary access to resources that will help develop your skills and competencies.
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Next: finding an entry-level position.
Post your resume/CV in the ACRP Career Center so hiring employers can find you. Browse job and internship opportunities that seem like a good fit for you, and apply directly online.
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Tips & resources —be persistent. keep developing your competencies. network. and keep applying for new opportunities. in the meantime, get a glimpse into clinical research career journeys and more by reading these career-focused articles from clinical researcher ., next: congratulations on your first job.
Now that you’re a working clinical researcher, it’s time to start thinking about professional certification. You need 2 years’ experience to sit for an ACRP Certification Exam, but it’s never to early to start preparing to earn the flagship certification in clinical research and accelerating your career.
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Pro tip now that you’ve got your foot in the door, refer back to the acrp career lattice and competency guidelines periodically as you explore new roles and opportunities in your budding clinical research career..
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Introduction to the Principles and Practice of Clinical Research
This course trains participants on how to effectively and safely conduct clinical research.Topics covered in the course include: study design, measurement, statistics, ethical, legal, monitoring, and regulatory considerations, preparing and implementing clinical studies, additional study designs and more. Both the course and registration for the 2018-2019 course year are now open through June 30, 2019. Please visit the IPPCR website . (Note that this course is not intended to be a replacement for required training in the protection of human subjects.)
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This course covers the fundamentals of clinical pharmacology as a translational scientific discipline. The course consists of approximately 50 lectures by thought-leaders from around the world. Topics covered in the course include: pharmacokinetics, drug metabolism and transport, drug therapy in special populations, assessment of drug effects, drug discovery and development, pharmacogenomics and pharmacotherapy. Registration for the 2018-2019 course year is now open through June 30, 2019. Please visit the PCP website .
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I need an NIH certificate for extra mural research
It is not entirely clear what you are looking for. If it is a course certificate for Protecting Human Research participants course, unfortunately, NIH no longer offers its Protecting Human Research Participants course and we do not plan not plan to provide an alternative course (see announcement https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-18-221.html ).
Institutions seeking to fulfill the requirement ( https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-00-039.html ) for education in the protection of human research will need to use another training program or develop a program to meet the requirement. NIH does not specify or endorse any specific educational programs.
For the course “Introduction to the Principles and Practice of Clinical Research”, it says above that “Both the course and registration for the 2018-2019 course year are now open through June 30, 2019.”, but when I got to the IPPCR website, it says that the registration is closed. Appreciate your response.
The NIH Office of Clinical Research is making some improvements to their technical system to prepare for the upcoming course year, and with the course registration closing in under 2 weeks, they decided to close it a little early to allow for these changes. If you have any other questions or concerns please contact [email protected] .
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I WANT TO APPLY FOR CLINICAL RESEARCH CERTIFICATE COURCE FREE ONLINE
I want to learn clinal research
I would like to enroll for clinical course this year,Is it open to register now.
hi would like to enroll for this course
Will I be provided a certificate after completing the course? Is it free or paid?
Hi, I would like to enroll in a clinical trial course
Hi! When I try to access the page, it says “Access Denied”. I already completed all the sign-up requirements.
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The Introduction to the Principles and Practice of Clinical Research (IPPCR) course trains registrants on how to effectively and safely conduct clinical research. The course focuses on the spectrum of clinical research and the research process by highlighting biostatistical and epidemiologic methods, study design, protocol preparation, patient monitoring, quality assurance, ethical and legal issues, and much more.
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Provide an overview of basic biostatistical and epidemiologic methods involved in conducting clinical research.
Describe the principles involved in the ethical, legal, and regulatory issues in clinical human subjects research, including the role of Institutional Review Boards (IRBs).
Describe principles and issues involved in monitoring patient-oriented research.
Describe the infrastructure required in performing clinical research and the steps involved in developing and funding research studies.
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This course will be of interest to physicians, scientists, medical and dental students, nurses, public health professionals, and others conducting or planning a career in clinical research.
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The National Institutes of Health has developed the Introduction to the Principles and Practice of Clinical Research (IPPCR) course, a free online course which teaches registrants on how to conduct clinical research effectively and safely. Graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, medical, dental, pharmacy, and nursing students and other health professionals are encouraged to enroll. The 2022-2023 course syllabus can be found here .
IPPCR Course Details
- The course is free, self-paced and entirely online: https://ocr.od.nih.gov/courses/ippcr.html
- Registration is now open and course materials are available through August 1, 2023.
- A certificate of completion is awarded to participants who achieve an 80% or higher score on the final exam.
- The course focuses on the spectrum of clinical research and the research process by highlighting biostatistical and epidemiological methods, study design, protocol development, quality assurance, ethical and legal issues, and much more.
For additional information on the course, please visit the website above or contact the course coordinator at [email protected] . Please feel free to share the course information with any internal or external colleagues that you feel may benefit from the course. With your support, we aim to continue to make this course a national and international success.
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