Clinical Research: Career information
Career overview
The Scope of Practice is broad and varies based on the aspect and viewpoint of research in which one is working (i.e. study sponsor, researcher, manager, support team, etc.). According to the , here is the .
Certification and licensure
Students who successfully complete the program will receive a non-credit certificate and have the knowledge and skills for entry-level positions as a clinical research coordinator, clinical research associate, research assistant, research specialist, or related positions.
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Occupational risks
Practicing clinical researchers typically work in office spaces, medical facilities or research centers. Occupational risks associated with this work may exist depending on the location of your employment or work.
Professional associations
There are two primary professional organizations most closely associated with this program and profession. They are the and the .
Both provide membership, certification opportunities, conferences, professional development opportunities, and more.