Clinical Trial Administrator (CTA) is a trained professional who helps to facilitate a clinical trial. As a CTA you will primarily manage the administrative aspects of clinical trials for every stage of the process.
Excellent course! A lot of material was covered over 3 days. I found all aspects interesting, especially the history and reform of clinical trials to modern times. I learned more about the CTA role than I already knew.
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No prior knowledge is required to take the course.
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If you are looking to enter the field of clinical research, this CPD-accredited 3-day course is for you. It will provide you with a comprehensive insight into an entry-level Clinical Trial Administrator (CTA) role.
This fundamental "how-to" and "why" course focuses on introducing you to the clinical processes as well as getting you interview-ready! You will learn about the clinical trial administrator's role and responsibilities in the context of the regulations and rules that govern clinical trials.
Your experienced tutor will guide you through case scenarios, simulation exercises and discuss a marketed product's life cycle. Alongside this, you will review and construct sample trial master files and study documents to reinforce the learning concepts and hit the ground running.
For information on the intermediate or advanced level CTA course, please send us an email at info@cgxtraining.com or book a consultation with us.
This module will look at:
You will also be guided through some real-life practical training that you will experience on the job.
Course definitely exceeded my expectations, worth every penny. Course tutor was very patient and attentive. Grasped a good understanding of the acronyms used in the industry as well as the TMF section.
If you are new to clinical research or an administrator who has just started working in clinical trials (entry-level CTA), or if you've recently graduated from university and wish to pursue a career in clinical trials, this course is specifically designed for you.
This is a starter course that will equip you with insight into the clinical trial process and terminology and can show you how to enter the clinical trial industry.
With a BSc in Chemistry, PhD in Organic Chemistry and a Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at the Institute of Biotechnology at Cambridge University, Dr Lia Hunter's career has spanned 30 years in clinical research. Founder and Director of both CGX Training and Clinnovate Ltd, Dr Hunter has worked for and with world-renowned pharmaceutical organisations, including Pfizer, Biogen, Takeda and AbbVie.
Donna-Marie Donalds’ career has spanned more than 20 years. Starting as a CRA for the Thrombosis Research Institute in 2001, she has since worked with the likes of Johnson & Johnson, Covance and Sanofi-Aventis. She is currently the Managing Director of QC Monitoring Solutions while freelancing as a clinical research consultant. Donna-Marie is also Head of Training and the innovative course creator at CGX Training.
Looking to begin a career as a clinical trial assistant/administrator and want that competitive edge? If you’re interviewing for your dream role or you've landed one and want to ensure you’re equipped with everything you need to confidently meet your challenges, this is the course for you.
The CTA course has been specifically designed with live mock scenarios to arm you with the on-the-job skills and knowledge required to successfully do the job.
You'll also be carefully guided through the job application process with insider tips, so you're ready to nail that interview and create a standout CV that gives you that competitive edge.
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