What does a clinical research associate do? Clinical research associates (CRAs) are responsible for running clinical research, which consists of trials designed to test new or current ...

When you think about the incredible work that goes into bringing a new medicine to people who need it a key part of that effort is carried out by a person called a Clinical Research Associate or CRA.

Clinical Research Associates (CRA) are responsible for organising and monitoring clinical trials, helping to identify the benefits and risks of new and pre-existing drugs, ensuring they’re effective ...

Clinical trial associates help conduct clinical trails that evaluate the safety and effectiveness of new treatment interventions or compare the effectiveness of new treatments to current best ...

Acronyms rule in clinical research so it’s easy to get confused. Here’s a quick guide to help you sort out the CRAs from the DSAs Clinical trial administrators (CTAs) handle the paperwork and carry ...

Luke Rasmussen, MS, FAMIA, is a senior clinical research associate of Biostatistics and Informatics in the Department of ...