A Clinical Research Associate/Coordinator is a health professional who oversees the administration and progress of a clinical trial on the behalf of a sponsor. They work closely with physicians and staff in inpatient and outpatient facilities, monitoring treatment safety and efficacy. Coordinators are responisble for coordinating clinical projects, which includes outlining the objective and strategies and providing support during the development and execution of clinical trials. CRC's are responsible for making sure the data is complete and consistent to ensure that it is eligible for further investigation.

The Pharmacy Technician program will prepare you with the necessary knowledge, skills, and experience to secure an entry-level employment as a pharmacy technician in retail/hospital pharmacies, Homehealths, Managed Care or related areas of the profession.

The Research Medical Assistant program prepares the student not only for RMA, but for office management, clinical trial assisting, drug administration, medical laboratory, FDA paperwork preparation, patient recruitment and a basic knowledge of medical billing procedures. Completion of the program enables the student to meet the entry-level requirements to perform a variety of tasks at different health care facilities.

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