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Apr 14, 2026
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2026-2027 College Catalog
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CRC 241IN - Integrative Career Preparation I 4 Contact Hours, 2 Credits 1 lecture periods 3 lab periods
Administrative processes and procedures required to initiate a clinical study. Includes experience gained in protocol feasibility assessment, research design, regulatory documentation & submission, and the drug development pathway. Also includes project management, and decision-making necessary to prepare a clinical trial for successful implementation.
Prerequisite(s): CRC 151 Recommendation: Completion of BIO 250 Information: Students must be admitted to or have conditional status of the Clinical Research AAS or Post-Degree Certificate program or obtain the consent of the instructor before enrolling in this course.

Course Learning Outcomes
- Perform the key functions required to initiate a clinical trial.
- Demonstrate problem solving and communication skills in study start-up.
- Perform simulated clinical trial functions using real-world platforms and technologies.
- Apply clinical research regulatory compliance, pharmacology principles, and trial design to practical, real-world scenarios.
Outline:
- Orientation & Foundations
- Course introduction
- Skills lab expectations
- Professional behaviors
- Attendance requirements
- Review of key regulations (FDA, IND, ICH-GCP basics)
- Critique sample essential documents
- Regulatory Documentation in Practice
- Trial Master Files
- Mock master file entry
- IRB Portals
- Drug Development & Pharmacovigilance I
- Drug development stages
- Investigational product lifecycle
- Map investigational product journey from bench to approval
- Skills Check 1
- Regulatory submission
- Key regulatory agencies & responsibilities
- Informed Consent
- Pharmacology Applications in Research
- Pharmacokinetics/dynamics applied to protocol development
- Analyze patient profiles for drug-drug interactions
- Pharmacovigilance II: Safety Monitoring
- Adverse event types
- Reporting timelines
- Safety assessment
- Skills Check 2
- Adverse event case study
- Simulate IRB submission meeting
- Applied Trial Management & Integration
- Protocol Design
- Applying objectives, eligibility, procedures
- Draft inclusion/exclusion criteria for a protocol
- Ethical considerations, participant protections, vulnerable populations
- Mock Trial Management
- Regulatory submissions
- Documenting and resolving protocol deviations
- Protocol case study: identify compliance issues, propose corrective actions
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