Clinical Research Coordination Program
In collaboration with Mayo School of Health Sciences and Rochester Community and Technical College, the Center for Translational Science Activities (CTSA) at Mayo Clinic offers the Clinical Research Coordination (CRC) Program, which has two track options:
Clinical research coordinators, sometimes known as study coordinators, are an integral part of a team with scientists, physician-researchers and allied health staff members who conduct research with human subjects.
There is a strong and growing demand for well-trained clinical research coordinators not only at Mayo Clinic, but also at academic medical centers and independent research centers around the country. Obtaining an associate degree or diploma in clinical research coordination can prepare you to pursue a professional career in clinical research.
Students in the CRC Program must be physically located in Rochester, Minn., as classroom-based courses are part of the curriculum.
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