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Category:
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Duration: 10 Weeks / 67 Days |
Qtech-Sol CRA Certificate Course
Qtech-Sol is a Clinical Science Training Provider. This course provides Foundation learning to work as CRA or CRC. This is a job and title focused program. The course emphasizes about role of CRA towards protocol design, site initiating, conducting, trial monitoring and managing clinical trials data capture and audits. The course curriculum is designed to give an edge to obtain job as CRA with Pharmaceuticals, Biotech, Medical Device, Clinical Research Organizations (CROs) and with Research Clinics.
(Role based Lessons – Case Scenarios, Job Tasks with Solutions)
Each Lesson contains various delivery modes as presentation with voice over, course reading material (chapters), Quizzes for Practice (15 Set) and Test (10 Set), Short Questions, Role based Tasks (Exercises, along with solutions).
Fill out Registration form and select module name Clinical Sciences and select course “Clinical Research Associate-Inhouse”.
You will receive an email with weblink to self-activate your demo course.
Upon activation will have access to 4 lessons for next 5 days.
To complete your enrollment, please email your resume to qpdc@qtech-solutions.ca
SIP – Self-Paced Online with Support
CRAT-SIP Delivery – 10 Weeks / 254 Hours / 67 Days (Self-Paced)
A Clinical Research Associate (CRA) manages clinical trials and studies related to pharmaceutical and biotechnological products, drugs, and procedures. They oversee recruiting study participants, collecting patient data, creating study documentation and conducting quality assurance audits to ensure study protocols are in order. Clinical Research Associates also compile and finalize reports from long-term clinical trials.
The CRA acts as a liaison between the study’s sponsor CRO (pharmaceutical company) and the clinics (Site) where the study takes place. Because results of a clinical trial must be kept entirely transparent and not influenced by the interests of the sponsor, this is a critical role. A successful CRA will be detail oriented, highly educated, and able to communicate clearly with both sponsor and clinical representatives.
Qtech-Sol offers self-paced online courses. Student get started with the course when they are ready. They must complete the online application, pay applicable tuition and submit required credentials. Student must submit their resume and copy of highest degree certificate obtained. These documents are used to validate the student’s name on certificate, contact information, course enrolled and their education eligibility to participate.
- Submit Online Application
- Pay applicable tuition (Shopping cart)
- Email credentials required
- Receive Course Activation email
- Obtain access to Course and Solution bank (LMS)
- Receive support for subject related queries.
- Submit Course task deliveries per schedule shared
- Take Final exam upon completing he course
- Obtain Course completion certificate and transcript
- Get Started with PTA program for next steps
An Ideal person must have bachelor’s degree in degree in life science or other health-related discipline to become a CRA or CRC. Few entry-level positions (CTA) require Associate or High school diploma. Qtech-Sol CRA Coursework is not wet lab experience, these are computer related roles performed using clinical data and tools, to support the progress of clinical trials being conducted. Person must have basic computer knowledge and works with Microsoft Word, Excel, Notepad, PowerPoint etc. The ideal person works within pharmaceutical or at hospital and research centers.
This course emphasis on key role and duties performed. A typical Clinical Research Associate will develop and outline trial protocols, establish trial sites, train site staff, and manage Investigational Product (IP) and trial materials. Students get exposed to real-time practices and case studies towards clinical protocol development, Case Report forms (CRFs), Trial Master File (TMF), Clinical Trial Management System (CTMS), Clinical Trial Budgeting, Trial Audit process and Monitoring. Insight of GCP-ICH, FDA-EMA SOPs, and Guidelines for conducting Clinical Trials.
- Clinical Research Associate (CRA)
- Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC)
- Clinical Trial Assistant (CTA)
- Research Associate (RA)
- Clinical Trial Management System Assistant (CTMS)
- Trial Master File Associate (TMF)
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Eligible Education:
Recommended: An Associate or bachelor’s degree in life science or other health related. Few of the majors accepted for admission into this course are Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Public health, Biology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Clinical Research, Biomedical engineering, Public health, Pharmacology, Toxicology and Healthcare Administration.
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Learning Outcomes:
The Benefit Student Gains- Upgrading the Knowledge required.
- Better Resume Placement for promising jobs.
- Low Investment, high learnings
- Learn from Anywhere, Anytime at your pace.
- Job and Title Based Tasks as followed and Practiced in industry
- Applying Concept into Real-time (Policies, governance and tools)
- Work on Role Based Tasks followed and Practiced in industry
- Mocks and Narratives for Client Discussions
- Readiness to work with limited support
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Professional organizations
Professional organizations and associations are membership-based groups comprised of people working in a similar field. They can be helpful resources for students to learn more about a field, develop connections and discover related opportunities.
Check out World-Wide Clinical Resource Information. Follow the resource links to learn what’s happening around the world on current news and updates about Clinical trials, Regulatory, CDM and Pharmacovigilance.
ReviewsQtech-Sol has trained since 2000, many candidates with different education background and skills. Few of them are currently working as directors in top MNC companies.
Qtech Solutions has provided me with the education needed to work as a Clinical Research Associate. The program was extremely helpful and the instructions were very knowledgeable.
– Akhila T (Surrey, BC)
It was a very interesting CRA training course. Topic, professional presentation, Quiz and test, makes the difference between a good training session and a GREAT training session. I like the competent materials course.
– Charith A (Mississauga, ON)
The level and nature of participation was simply exceptional, concrete exercise, excellent analysis and feedback. The work assigned to interns is valuable and very useful. This CRA training is a value addition program and helps me to face the global opportunities.
– Harshavardhan A (Abbotsford, BC)
Getting ConnectedFor additional information please call us on 905.519.0889 or ENQUIRE. One of our course specialists will contact you at earliest possible.
Program is designed by industry experts meeting job and title-based learnings needed for students and young professionals to get into jobs. The training provides in depth knowledge of roles and responsibilities of Clinical Research Associate/ Clinical Research Coordinator. The curriculum includes theoretical and practical aspect of the role and tasks performed on day-to-day basis, along with exposure to various exercises per industry requirements.
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Lessons Offered
1. Drug Discovery and Research Process 2. Pre-Clinical Research 3. Introduction to Clinical Trials 4. Role of Clinical Research Associate 5. Phase I Clinical Trials 6. Phase II Clinical Trials 7. Phase III Clinical Trials 8. Phase IV Clinical Trials 9. Good Clinical Practice and ICH Guidelines 10.FDA Regulations 11.Institutional Review Board (IRB) 12. Overview of Clinical Protocol 13.Clinical Protocol Design and Development 14.SOP Development 15.Case Report Form (CRF) Design 16.Clinical Trial Budget 17.Conducting Multinational Clinical Trials 18.Communication- Cross-Functional Team 19.CRA / CRC – In House Responsibilities 20.Selection of Investigator 21.Vendor Selection and Management 22.Informed Consent Preparation 23.Roles and Responsibilities of the Investigator 24.Investigator Meetings and Timelines 25.Selection of Investigator Site 26.Study Initiation 27.In-House Monitoring and Reporting 28.Trial Master File (TMF) 29.Introduction- AE Reporting 30.Preparation for Internal Audit 31 Role of CRA Monitoring 32.Subject Recruitment Process and Informed Consent 33.CRF Design and Development Monitoring Perspective 34.Source Documentation, Retention and Compliance 35. Drug Accountability Plan 36.Site Visits 37.Site Monitoring 38.Investigator-Monitor Meetings 39.Understanding Monitoring Worksheets 40.Clinical Trial and Site Audit 41. Study Close-Out Job focused exercises
Case 1: Introduction to Clinical Trial Case 2: FDA EMEA Regulations Case 3: Institutional Review Board (IRB) Case 4: Protocol Design and Development Case 5: Clinical Trial Budget Case 6: Case Report Form (CRF) Design Case 7: Investigator Meeting Case 8: Site Management and Initiation Case 9: Informed Consent Preparation Case 10: Trial Master File Case 11: Adverse Event Monitoring and Reporting Case 12: Audit |
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For additional information please call us on 905.519.0889 or ENQUIRE. One of our course specialists will contact you at earliest possible.