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Certification
Certification Declares Professionalism and Expertise!
The Society of Clinical Research Associates proudly announces
their Certification Program for Clinical Research Professionals. This web page contains
information concerning this program, and certification application instructions.
Applicants are those individuals with two or more years experience in clinical
research. Individuals meeting all of the eligibility and application requirements will be
required to successfully complete a written examination.
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Clinical Research Professionals come from a wide variety of backgrounds with even more
varied job descriptions. Some Clinical Research Professionals are MDs, while other are
RNs, some may have a degree in medical technology, business administration, health
information
management, statistics, biology, teaching, or other areas. Every one of these backgrounds
brings special areas of expertise to the clinical research field. Much of our training has
come after our employment as a Clinical Research Professional. Every institution and
discipline have unique requirements.
The examination must be based on those areas that are common to all Clinical Research
Professionals. It must, out of necessity, be a basic examination. Questions are formulated
to be straight -forward and easily understood.
Items on the examination outline that you deal with on a daily basis should not require
extensive study on your part; it is anticipated that this is part of your working
knowledge. Areas of the outline that are not part of your daily job requirements may
require some research and study. For instance, if you do not deal with institutional
review boards, you will want to study the requirements of this aspect of clinical
research. If you are from a country other than the United States, you will want to study
the United States Federal Regulations concerning trials. (Most of these regulations cross
national borders; however, this examination will relate specifically to United States
federal regulations.)
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SoCRA established the Certification Program for Clinical Research Professionals in order to create an internationally accepted level of knowledge, education, and experience by which clinical research professionals will be recognized by the medical research community.
Those individuals so approved may use the title "Certified Clinical Research Professional" or "C.C.R.P. (SoCRA)".
A Clinical Research Professional may serve as a clinical investigator, sub-investigator, clinical researcher, research nurse, administrator, coordinator, data manager, project manager, IRB coordinator, Quality Assurance specialist, regulatory affairs specialist, research pharmacist, consultant, or educator in clinical trials management. A Clinical Research Professional is involved in one or more aspects of clinical trials (GCP) research, including data collection, analysis, or monitoring; case management of protocol participants; recruitment and enrollment of human subjects; protection of subjects and subjects’ rights through IRB relations; development of informed consent documents; preparation of adverse event experience reports; construction or monitoring of case report forms; maintenance of drug accountability records; grant and budget development; report preparation; education of other health-care professionals, patients or families regarding clinical trials, protocol development, program administration; and research program audit.
The certification examination has been developed by SoCRA's Certification Committee and designated members who have demonstrated expertise in the development, management, and administration of clinical trials. Test questions have been written by Clinical Research Professionals from diverse backgrounds and job descriptions. The examination is intended to evaluate the applicant's knowledge and skill in comparison to the demands on a Clinical Research Professional as they are found in clinical practice. SoCRA has developed a standard core series of competencies that reflects the basic knowledge required of clinical research professionals. These Core Competencies are assessed by the Certification Examination. The competencies and the approximate percentages of the examination questions that address those concepts are the following:
- Identify and differentiate the foundations and principles of clinical research ethics.
5%
- Demonstrate knowledge of laws, regulations, guidance, and standard operating procedures and their application to regulated clinical research.
20%
- Distinguish and define the responsibilities of sponsors, monitors, and investigators according to the principles of the International Conference of Harmonisation, Good Clinical Practice (ICH/GCP) and the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR).
15%
- Identify and apply the regulations and guidance as they relate to informed consent, IRB/IECs, and financial disclosure.
15%
- Identify the principles of study design, study closure, and record retention.
15%
- Demonstrate knowledge and application of safety reporting requirements.
5%
- Demonstrate the ability to utilize critical thinking skills in practical applications.
25%
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It is the goal of the Society of Clinical Research Associates to encourage members, and assure the competency of certified members, in their application of approved clinical research regulations and approved clinical research guidelines. Members are expected to adhere to national, state, local and provincial regulations and to international guidelines published by the International Conference on Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH) and all applicable Federal, state and local laws and policies.
Standards of Practice include an understanding of and application of basic concepts of Good Clinical (Research) Practice, including:
- The Nuremberg Code
- The Belmont Report
- The Declaration of Helsinki
- 21 U.S. Code of Federal Regulations – Parts 11, 50, 56, 312, 812
- 45 U.S. Code of Federal Regulations - Part 46
- FDA Information Sheets for Clinical Investigators
- ICH GCP Guideline for Good Clinical Practice (E6), and
- ICH Clinical Safety Data Management: Definitions and Standards for Expedited Reporting
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Applicants Who
Have Special Needs
Applicants having special needs should
contact the SoCRA office to discuss testing requirements for persons with
physical, sensory or learning disabilities.
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- In order to be considered for SoCRA certification, the applicant must be a current member of SoCRA working with GCP guidelines under IRB/EC/REB approved (or specifically exempted) protocols.
- SoCRA will not be able to consider candidates who are unable to provide the requested supporting documentation regarding their experience in clinical research.
- Any questions regarding the eligibility requirements should be directed to the SoCRA Administrative Office.
NOTE: Most candidates will be eligible under Category 1. If you have completed two (2) years of full-time employment as a clinical research professional in the past five years, you will NOT need to provide supporting documentation for your educational experience.
ELIGIBILITY CATEGORIES – The applicant’s experience must fall under one of the following categories:
Category 1: Candidates having completed a minimum of 2 years of full time employment (or 3500 hours of part-time employment) during the past five years as a clinical research professional.
Category 2: Candidates holding a degree in “Clinical Research” from an Associate, Undergraduate or Graduate Degree Program AND having completed a minimum of one year of full-time experience (or 1750 hours part-time) during the past two years as a Clinical Research Professional.
Category 3: Candidates holding an Undergraduate or Graduate Certificate in “Clinical Research” with a curriculum of no less than 12 semester (credit) hours or totaling a minimum of 144 credit hours from an academic institution of higher learning (community college, college or university) AND holding an Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degree in a science, health science, pharmacy or related field AND having completed a minimum of one year of full-time experience (or 1750 hours part-time) during the past two years as a Clinical Research Professional.
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Definition of a Clinical Research Professional
A Clinical Research Professional functions as a clinical investigator, sub-investigator, clinical researcher, research nurse, administrator, coordinator, consultant, or educator in clinical trial management. A Clinical Research Professional is involved in one or more aspects of clinical trials (GCP) research, including data collection, analysis, or monitoring; case management of protocol participants; recruitment and enrollment of human subjects; protection of subjects and subjects’ rights through IRB relations; development of informed consents; preparation of adverse event experience reports; construction or monitoring of case report forms; maintenance of drug accountability records; grant and budget development; report preparation; education of other health-care professionals, patients or families regarding clinical trials, protocol development, program administration; and research program audit.
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The certification examination is made up of five major subject areas, which are listed
on the examination outline. Each major area will be included in each examination, but
specific questions will vary from one examination date to another. The percentage of
questions from each area will change slightly from one examination to another, with each
question equivalent in weight. This examination will be revised at least annually,
following a review by the Certification Committee.
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The CCRP (SoCRA) is awarded for three years to continuing members of SoCRA.
Renewal after three years requires 45 hours of validated continuing education
credit, completion of a re-certification quiz, a re-certification fee (which at
this time is $100), and consecutive years' membership in SoCRA.
Falsification or misrepresentation of application information will invalidate
the applicant's certification.
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The certification examination has been developed by SoCRA's Certification Committee and
designated members who have demonstrated expertise in the development, management, and
administration of clinical trials. Test questions have been written by Clinical Research
Professionals from diverse backgrounds and job descriptions. The examination is intended
to evaluate the applicant's level of knowledge and skill in comparison to the demands on a
Clinical Research Professional as they are found in clinical practice.
Unlike many certifying organizations in the health-care field, SoCRA's membership is
made up of individuals with a wide variety of backgrounds and job descriptions. Much of
the training required of a Clinical Research Professional is specific to the institution
and discipline in which they are employed. It would be impossible to develop one
examination that would measure a level of expertise for each specific area in the
health-care field. Satisfactory completion of the SoCRA Certification Examination
indicates that the applicant has attained the minimum level of education and experience
required of a Clinical Research Professional.
The world of clinical research is a constantly changing work environment for the
Clinical Research Professional. For that reason, the Certification Program and the
certification examinations will be a continually evolving project, which will be directed
by the needs of the membership. It is anticipated that the certification program will
develop "levels" of certification in the near future that will additionally
define the term "Certified Clinical Research Professional."
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Conduct of Clinical Trials
- Sponsors and research bases
- Funding
- Study design, trial phases, blinding
- Protocol development
- Protocol amendments
- Investigational drugs, devices, therapies, and procedures
- Record retention
- Adverse events
- Monitoring and quality assurance
- Informed consent
- Grants and funding
- Forms completion and monitoring
- Audits and site visits
Institutional Review Boards and Regulations
- IRB membership
- Reporting requirements (annual reports, protocol changes, and adverse events)
- Clinical Drug Requests
- Federal Drug Administration statement of Investigator (FDA 1571/1572)
- Investigational drug accountability
- Investigational New Drug, New Drug Application
Ethical Issues
- Element of Informed Consent
- Clinical Fraud
- Disclosure of Clinical Information
- FDA & ICH Guidelines on Research
Ability to Follow Directions
This portion of the examination will ask questions involving test schedules and dose
modifications. There will also be questions directly related to your ability to
follow directions.
Abstracting Information from Medical Records
This portion of the examination is a practical examination, including common
mathematical calculations, reading clinical reports, and reading medical records.
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Q1. Informed consent documents must include the following:
a. A statement that the study involves research.
b. A statement of the possible risks.
c. A discussion of possible alternative treatments.
d. All of the above.
Q2. Responsibility for the participant's safety lies with:
a. The sponsor
b. The investigator
c. The IRB
Q3. Which of the following would require the breaking of a randomization code in a
blinded study?
a. The participant withdraws from the study before its conclusion.
b. Participants in only one of the investigating sites show any definite response to
treatment.
c. A participant experiences a serious adverse experience, the etiology of which
cannot be explained.
d. None of the above.
Q4. The responsibility for ensuring that the investigator Understands a clinical trial
lies with:
a. The FDA
b. The IRB
c. The Sponsor
d. None of the above
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SoCRA has a Study Guide to help you prepare for the examination. This guide consists
of:
- 21 Code of Federal Regulations – Parts 11, 50, 56, 312, 812
- 45 Code of Federal Regulations- Part 46
- Sample regulatory forms from FDA
- The Nuremberg Code
- The Belmont Report
- Declaration of Helsinki
- Health Canada Information
- FDA Information Sheets for Clinical Investigators
- ICH GCP Guideline for Good Clinical Practice (E6)
- ICH Clinical Safety Data Management: Definitions and Standards for Expedited Reporting
The study guide will be included as part of your package upon registration for the
examination. The study guide is also available for purchase at a cost of $50.00 (U.S.
Funds).
The Examination Study Guide Purchase Request form is available in Adobe PDF format,
which can be viewed using the free-download of Adobe Acrobat Reader. (Click Here to Download this
FREE software)
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Examination Study Guide Purchase Request form in Adobe PDF Format.
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2008
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Location |
Times |
January 11
2008 |
Loma Linda, CA
In conjunction with Loma Linda U and the Office of Research Affairs and the SoCRA Prep & Review Course
Wong Kerlee Conference Center
Registration deadline November 29, 2007 |
8:30 AM – 12:30 PM |
January 17
2008 |
San Diego, CA
In conjunction with the RTOG Meeting
Manchester Grand Hyatt Hotel
Registration deadline December 6, 2007 |
8 AM to Noon |
January 24
2008 |
San Diego, CA
In conjunction with the GOG Meeting
Grand Hyatt Hotel
Registration deadline December 12
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1 PM to 4 PM |
January 26
2008 |
San Diego, CA
In conjunction with SoCRA’s Site Management & GCP Workshop
Westin Hotel
Registration deadline December 14, 2007 |
8 AM to Noon |
January 29
2008 |
Indianapolis, IN
In conjunction with inVentiv Clinical Solutions & SoCRA Prep and Review Course
Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance Building
Registration deadline December 16
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8 AM to Noon |
February 1
2008 |
Memphis, TN
In conjunction with St. Jude Children’s Hospital
Barry/Longinotti Building
Registration deadline December 21
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9 AM to 1 PM |
February 2
2008 |
Houston, TX
In conjunction with Greater Houston Chapter
Michael E. DeBakey Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Registration deadline Dec 21 |
9 AM to 1 PM |
February 9
2008 |
Scottsdale, AZ
In conjunction with SoCRA’s SOP Workshop & Certification Prep & Review Course
Chaparral Suites
Registration deadline December 28, 2007 |
8 AM to Noon |
February 16
2008 |
Jacksonville, FL
In conjunction with Mayo Clinic Jacksonville
4500 San Pablo Road
Registration deadline January 4 |
9 AM to 1 PM |
February 22
2008 |
Baltimore, MD
In conjunction with the Institute for Johns Hopkins Nursing and SoCRA’s Certification Prep & Review Course
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing
Registration deadline January 11
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9 AM to 1 PM |
February 23
2008 |
Ottawa, Ontario Canada
In conjunction with the University of Ottawa Heart Institute and SoCRA Prep and Review Course
University of Ottawa Heart Institute
Registration deadline January 11 |
8 AM to Noon |
March 1
2008 |
Raleigh, NC
In conjunction with SoCRA/ FDA Regulations Workshop & SoCRA Certification Prep and Review Course
Clarion Hotel State Capital
Registration deadline January 18 |
8 AM to Noon |
March 6
2008 |
Duarte, CA
In conjunction with City of Hope National Medical Center
City of Hope National Medical Center
Registration deadline January 24 |
9 AM to 1 PM |
March 12
2008 |
Ft. Worth, TX
In conjunction with SoCRA’s Clinical Science Course
Renaissance Hotel
Registration deadline January 30 |
5:30 PM to 9:30 PM |
March 14
2008 |
Malvern, PA
In conjunction with Sanofi-Aventis SoCRA Prep & Review Course
Sanofi-Aventis, US Office
Registration deadline February 1 |
9 AM to 1 PM |
March 17
2008 |
Montreal, QC Canada
In conjunction with McGill University Health Centre
Montreal General Hospital
Registration deadline February 4, 2008
This examination will be offered in English and French. |
8 AM to Noon |
March 20
2008 |
Salt Lake City, UT
In conjunction with Pharmaceutical Research Organization
1596 600 W. 1st Floor
Registration deadline February 7 |
10 AM to 2 PM |
March 28
2008 |
The Woodlands, TX
In conjunction with inVentiv Clinical Solutions and the SoCRA Prep & Review Course
inVentiv Clinical Solutions
Registration deadline February 15 |
8 AM to Noon |
April 1
2008 |
Saginaw, MI
In conjunction with Field Neurosciences Institute
St. Mary’s of Michigan
Registration deadline February 19 |
8 AM to Noon |
April 8
2008 |
Rochester, MN
In conjunction with NCCTG Meeting
Radisson Plaza Hotel
Registration deadline February 26 |
8 AM to Noon |
April 12
2008 |
Philadelphia, PA
In conjunction with SoCRA’s Human Research Protections Workshop
Radisson Plaza Warwick Hotel
Registration deadline February 29 |
8 AM to Noon |
April 18
2008 |
Winston-Salem, NC
In conjunction with the North West NC SoCRA Chapter
Wake Forest University
Registration deadline March 7 |
12:30 PM to 4:30 PM |
April 26
2008 |
Denver, CO
In conjunction with SoCRA’s Monitoring Workshop
Crowne Plaza Hotel
Registration deadline March 14 |
8 AM to Noon |
April 30
2008 |
Atlanta, GA
In conjunction with the SWOG Meeting
Hyatt Regency Atlanta
Registration deadline March 19 |
8 AM to Noon |
May 1
2008 |
Toronto, ON
In conjunction with NCIC-Clinical Trials Group 2008 Annual Spring Meeting
Delta Chelsea Hotel
Registration deadline March 20 |
8 AM to Noon |
May 3
2008 |
Lebanon, NH
In conjunction with Dartmouth-Hitchock Medical Center & the SoCRA Prep & Review Course
Room Borwell 658W
Registration deadline March 21 |
8 AM to Noon |
May 9
2008 |
Skaneateles Falls, NY
In conjunction with Welch Allyn
Welch Allyn
Registration deadline March 28 |
8 AM to Noon |
May 10
2008 |
Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada
In conjunction with Office of Clinical Research at St. Boniface General Hospital
St. Boniface General Hospital
Registration deadline March 28 |
9 AM to 1 PM |
May 17
2008 |
Houston, TX
In conjunction with Greater Houston Chapter
The Methodist Hospital
Registration deadline April 4 |
9 AM to 1 PM |
May 23
2008 |
Boston, MA
In conjunction with SoCRA/FDA Regulations Workshop
Radisson Boston Hotel
Registration deadline April 11 |
8 AM to Noon |
May 31
2008 |
Calgary, AB Canada with the University of Calgary
University of Calgary
Faculty of Medicine
Registration deadline April 18 |
9 AM to 1 PM |
June 7
2008 |
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
In conjunction with SoCRA’s Site Management Workshop and Certification Prep & Review Course
Delta Chelsea Hotel
Registration deadline April 25 |
8 AM to Noon |
June 10
2008 |
Indianapolis, IN
In conjunction with inVentiv Clinical Solutions
Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance Building
Registration deadline April 29
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8 AM to Noon |
June 12
2008 |
Hollywood, FL
In conjunction with the NSABP Foundation, Inc.
Registration deadline May 1 |
Noon to 4 PM |
June 19
2008 |
Philadelphia, PA
In conjunction with the RTOG Meeting
Loews Philadelphia Hotel
Registration deadline May 9 |
8 AM to Noon |
June 26
2008 |
Chicago, Il
In conjunction with the CALGB Meeting
The Fairmont Hotel
Registration deadline May 15 |
9 AM to 1 PM |
June 28
2008 |
San Diego, CA
In conjunction with SoCRA’s Device Workshop
Westin Hotel
Registration deadline May 16 |
8 AM to Noon |
July 16
2008 |
Chicago, IL
In conjunction with SoCRA’s Clinical Science Course
Radisson Hotel
Registration deadline June 4 |
5:30 PM to 9:30 PM |
July 18
2008 |
Durham, NC
In conjunction with Durham Technical Community College
Durham Technical Community College Room 903
Registration deadline June 6 |
Noon to 4 PM |
July 26
2008 |
Boston, MA
In conjunction with SoCRA’s SOP Workshop and Certification Prep & Review Course
Radisson Hotel
Registration deadline June 14 |
8 AM to Noon |
August 1
2008 |
Kansas City, KS
In conjunction with KUMC Research Institute, Inc. & SoCRA Prep & Review Course
University of Kansas Medical Center
Registration deadline June 20 |
8 AM to Noon |
August 2
2008 |
Little Rock, AR
In conjunction with Myeloma Institute for Research & Therapy
University of Arkansas Medical Sciences Bldg.
Registration deadline June 20 |
8 AM to Noon |
August 6
2008 |
Ann Arbor, MI
In conjunction with Michigan Institute for Clinical & Health Research
University of Michigan, Towsley Center Conference Facility
Registration deadline June 25 |
8:30 AM - 12:30 PM |
August 7
2008 |
Salt Lake City, UT
In conjunction with the University of Utah
Health Science Education Building
Registration deadline June 26 |
9 AM to 1 PM |
August 8
2008 |
Philadelphia, PA
In conjunction with SoCRA’s Finance Workshop
Radisson Plaza Warwick Hotel
Registration deadline June 27 |
8 AM to Noon |
August 9
2008 |
Houston, TX
In conjunction with Greater Houston Chapter
Michael E. DeBakey Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Registration deadline June 27 |
9 AM to 1 PM |
September 20
2008 |
Spokane, WA
In conjunction with Providence Med Research Center
Heart Institute of Spokane
Registration deadline August 8 |
8 AM to Noon |
September 24
2008 |
Detroit, MI
In conjunction with the Karmanos Clinical Trials Office of Karmanos Cancer Institute Wertz Classroom
Registration deadline August 27 |
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM |
September 25
2008 |
Vancouver, BC, Canada
In conjunction with SoCRA’s Certification Prep & Review Course and SoCRA Annual Conference
Westin Bayshore Hotel
Registration deadline August 14
This examination will be offered in English and French. |
8 AM to Noon |
October 1
2008 |
Arlington, VA
In conjunction with the American College of Radiology Imaging Network
Ritz Carlton Hotel
Registration deadline August 20 |
2:30 PM – 6:30 PM
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October 4
2008 |
Madison, WI
In conjunction with Covance
3301 Kinsman Blvd.
Registration deadline August 22 |
8 AM to Noon |
October 10
2008 |
Nashville, TN
In conjunction with SoCRA Greater Nashville Chapter
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Registration deadline August 29 |
8 AM to Noon |
October 11
2008 |
Indianapolis, IN
In conjunction with the SoCRA Crossroads Chapter
Indiana University Cancer Pavilion
Registration deadline August 29 |
8 AM to Noon |
October 14
2008 |
Birmingham, MI
In conjunction with Wm. Beaumont Hospital Research Institute
Wm. Beaumont Hospital Research Institute
Registration deadline September 2
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8 AM to Noon |
October 17
2008 |
New York, NY
In conjunction with Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Registration deadline September 5 |
9:30 AM to 1:30 PM
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October 18
2008 |
Philadelphia, PA
In conjunction with SoCRA’s Monitoring Workshop
Warwick Philadelphia Hotel
Registration deadline September 5 |
8 AM to Noon |
October 21
2008 |
Rochester, MN
In conjunction with the NCCTG Meeting
Radisson Plaza Hotel
Registration deadline September 8 |
8 AM to Noon |
October 25
2008 |
Albuquerque, NM
In conjunction with SoCRA’s Site Management & GC P Workshop
Hotel Albuquerque Old Town
Registration deadline September 12 |
8 AM to Noon |
November 1
2008 |
Cleveland, OH
In conjunction with Cleveland Clinic
Lerner Research Dining Commons
Registration deadline September 20 |
8 AM to Noon |
November 5
2008 |
Scottsdale, AZ
In conjunction with SoCRA’s Clinical Science Course
Chaparral Suites
Registration deadline September 26 |
5:30 PM to 9:30 PM |
November 7
2008 |
Durham, NC
In conjunction with Durham Technical Community College
Durham Technical Community College Room 903
Registration deadline |
Noon to 4 PM |
November 8
2008 |
Houston, TX
In conjunction with Greater Houston Chapter
The Methodist Hospital
Registration deadline Sept. 26 |
9 AM to 1 PM |
November 13
2008 |
Tampa, FL
In conjunction with the CALGB Meeting
Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel & Marina
Registration deadline October 2 |
9 AM to 1 PM |
November 15
2008 |
Buffalo, NY
In conjunction with Roswell Park Cancer Institute
Gaylord/Cary Meeting Rooms
Registration deadline October 3
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8 AM to Noon |
November 21
2008 |
Kansas City, MO
In conjunction with SoCRA/FDA Regulations Workshop
Westin Hotel
Registration deadline October 10 |
8 AM to Noon |
December 6
2008 |
Clearwater Beach, FL
In conjunction with SoCRA’s Clinical Investigator Workshop
Hilton Clearwater Hotel
Registration deadline October 24 |
8 AM to Noon |
The Examination Schedule is available in Adobe PDF format, which can be viewed using
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The Certification Application is available in Adobe PDF format, which can be viewed using
the free-download of Adobe Acrobat Reader. (Click Here to Download this
FREE software)
Click Here to view/print the Certification
Application in Adobe PDF Format.
NOTE: ALL Candidates for SoCRA CCRP Certification must complete and submit the Certification application.
Click here to view/print Form 1011 in Adobe PDF Format.
NOTE: This form is required ONLY for candidates applying under Eligibility Category #2.
Please see Eligibility Category #2 for more information.
Click here to view/print Form 1022 in Adobe PDF Format.
NOTE: This form is required ONLY for candidates applying under Eligibility Category #3.
Please see Eligibility Category #3 for more information.
Certification Application Fee - $195 (U.S. Funds)
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Applicants having special needs should contact the
SoCRA office to discuss testing requirements for persons with physical,
sensory or learning disabilities.
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If you are interested in having SoCRA come to your institution for an examination, please complete the Exam Scheduling Form after first considering:
- A date not already on the schedule and at least 3-4 months out (see current exam schedule)
- Attendance of a minimum of 10 with availability to any interested SoCRA member
- A room to accommodate a minimum of 20 persons set classroom style with 2 persons/6 ft. table
Please contact the SoCRA office and ask to speak with the Administrative Director with any questions.
The Certification Exam Schedule Application is available in Microsoft Word format.
To download this form, follow these instructions:
- Right-click on the link below.
- Select "Save Target As..."
- Ensure that the end of the file name ends in .doc
- Ensure that the "Save as type:" field shows "All Files."
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