
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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