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Hello, I am Vanessa Montanari, the general manager of the company “Pharmaspecific” specialized in clinical research for 10 years. I have been helping pharmaceutical companies in the development of new drugs for 15 years. The job of clinical research associate is an exciting job, but little known and has existed for less than 40 years? I explain in the video below what is clinical research and the job of clinical research associate. Click on the video to watch it and then you can decide to download the guides if you think this job might be right for you.
We have created this file so that you can get to the heart of the matter and launch yourself even faster into the great adventure that is ARC’s job. If you are already an ARC, the book may bring you new information.
This guide is a digest of our latest articles on this topic. It will save you the trouble of searching through the whole blog for the information you need.
The themes we cover in this e-book :
I – What is ARC’s job? Do you have what it takes for this job? What are the advantages and disadvantages of the job?
II – Where can I train for the ARC profession?
III – What position should I choose?
IV – How do I find a CRA position or internship?
V – Where can I find a CRA job?
VI – What salary can I negotiate as an entry-level clinical research associate?
VII- What are the evolutions of the CRA job?
The second guide concerns the practice of the CRA profession and management as a Project Manager:
I – The 10 commandments of the clinical project manager
II – Project management
III – The choice of the provider
IV – Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
V – Regulatory watch
VI – Protocol deviations
VII – Enlightened consent
VIII – ALCOA
IX – Serious Adverse Events (SAE/EIG)
X – Inspections
XI – All recipes to boost inclusions
XII – Expectations of the investigators
XIII – Recruitment of investigators
XIV – Strategic monitoring visits
XIV- Reimbursement of expenses incurred by patients
See you soon,
Vanessa Montanari
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