Become a Clinical

research coordinator

with El Paso Clinical Trials

Lead Groundbreaking Research and Advance Your Career

Why Partner with Us?

Drive Innovation

  • Take center-stage on running point on logistics for clinical trials.

Career Growth

  • Gain valuable experience managing clinical trials, expanding your expertise and professional network.

Supportive Environment

  • Access comprehensive support from our experienced team, including study management, patient recruitment, and regulatory compliance.

Resources for Aspiring research coordinators

Understanding the Role of a Crc:

  • Managing the conduct of the clinical trial, recruit and interact with patients.

  • Ensuring compliance with the study protocol, Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines, and regulatory requirements.

  • Organizing the study team, collecting and managing data accurately, schedule visits and follow-up.

  • Work closely with investigators to ensure study success and patient safety.

  • Report results to regulatory authorities and sponsors.


Guides and Checklists:

  • Essential Documents Checklist:
    A comprehensive checklist of all the essential documents required to start a clinical trial, including:

    • Patient Recruitment and Enrollment Checklist

    • Regulatory Documentation and Compliance Guide

    • Data Collection and Entry Standards

    • Visit and Follow-up Protocols

    • Adverse Event (AE) Reporting and Management

    • Delegation of Duties Log

    • End of Study Closeout Checklist

      • Remember, the FDA requires complete study documents to be kept by sponsors and sites for a minimum of two years. Some IRBs and Institutions may have different internal requirements.

  • Regulatory Compliance Guide:
    A guide to understanding and adhering to key regulations in clinical research, such as:

    • Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines

    • International Council for Harmonisation (ICH) guidelines

    • U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations

    • Institutional Review Board (IRB) processes

  • Patient Recruitment Tips:
    Effective strategies for recruiting and retaining study participants:

    • Building and maintaining strong relationships with local healthcare providers.

    • Ensuring diversity and inclusion in participant recruitment.

Networking and Development:

  • Professional Organizations:

    Joining professional organizations can greatly enhance your career as a PI:

    • Association of Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP): Offers certifications, networking opportunities, and educational resources.

    • Drug Information Association (DIA): Provides a platform for professionals to share insights and stay updated on industry trends.

    • Society of Clinical Research Associates (SOCRA): Focuses on professional development and certification for clinical research professionals.

  • Upcoming Conferences:

    Stay informed about upcoming conferences and events that are pivotal for career growth:

    • ACRP Annual Meeting: A major event for clinical research professionals with workshops, networking, and educational sessions.

    • DIA Global Annual Meeting: Covers global perspectives on clinical research, with opportunities to meet industry leaders.

    • Clinical Trials on Alzheimer’s Disease (CTAD): Focused on clinical research in neurodegenerative diseases, offering specialized knowledge in this field.

Career Advancement Tools:

  • Free Webinars:
    Access a library of free webinars covering topics such as:

    • Best practices in clinical trial management.

    • Updates on regulatory changes.

    • Advances in patient recruitment strategies.

    • Ethical considerations in research.

  • Certification Programs:
    Enhance your credentials with industry-recognized certifications:

    • Certified Clinical Research Coordinator (CCRC): A certification demonstrating your competence in managing clinical trials.

    • Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Certification: Essential for anyone involved in clinical research, this certification ensures you are up-to-date with international research standards.

Educational Content

Clinical Trial Phases Explained:
A quick reference guide that breaks down the four phases of clinical trials:

  • Phase I: Safety and dosage.

  • Phase II: Efficacy and side effects.

  • Phase III: Confirmation of effectiveness, monitoring of side effects, and comparison to commonly used treatments.

  • Phase IV: Post-marketing studies to delineate additional information, including the treatment's risks, benefits, and optimal use.

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