This course is intended to simulate a real-world experience that offers an applied synthesis of learning in the areas of clinical research protocols, and study and site management principles. Participants will also be expected to demonstrate a solid grasp of competencies in leadership, and communication skills that are also needed to ensure a successful clinical trial. This course is designed to offer students the opportunity to apply the theoretical knowledge and skills gained from the Applied Clinical Research program to a capstone project. Prerequisite: Principles of Clinical Research, Research Ethics, Clinical Trail Design, Clinical Trials Management (co-requisite - ACR 104 & ACR 105 may be taken simultaneously)
No Scheduled Class Meetings, February 13 - May 7 (Online)
Location:
ONLINE
Instructor:
Lawrence Reiter
Notes:
ACR 104 is a co-requisite to this course. You must either have completed ACR 104 or be enrolled in ACR 104 at the same time as completing ACR 105. This capstone is a team-based course operationalizing a clinical trial. Webinars will be hosted on Wednesdays from 7:00pm to 9:00pm on the following dates: February 22, March 15 and April 12. Webinars will be recorded. During the week of May 1st, a mandatory webinar assignment will take place. Teams will schedule a day and time with the instructor at the beginning of the course. Please note registering after the course start date may delay course access and does not permit exceptions to coursework due dates, late textbook purchases, or the refund policy.
Instructors
Lawrence Reiter
Lawrence Reiter has almost 20 years’ experience in the Pharmaceutical Research Industry in Clinical Operations, Project Management, Quality Assurance and Compliance. His experience includes monitoring and project management across a wide variety of therapeutic areas to include drug and device studies across all phases.
Lawrence has worked in multiple regions around the world and manages global studies in over 40 countries. In addition, he is accredited by and remains in good standing with the Society for Quality Assurance as a Registered Quality Assurance Professional in Good Clinical Practice (RQAP-GCP).
Lawrence is an experienced lecturer in GCP having been directly involved in the setup and running of a non-profit training organization in South Africa that provided training across global regions to both Sponsor and site staff.
