ACRP - Association of Clinical Research Professionals

Catherine Gregor, MBA, CCRP, CCRC, Chief Clinical Trial Officer at Florence Healthcare, shares insights on how planned workforce cuts at HHS—impacting the FDA, CDC, and NIH—threaten the nation’s ability to conduct timely, innovative, patient-centered trials. The reductions could cause major delays in reviews, slow technology adoption, reduce site readiness, and disrupt the pharma pipeline. Read more in today's blog > https://bit.ly/4lgE2qx #ClinicalResearch #ClinicalTrials

Samantha Herbst with Huron shares a preview of her #ACRP2025 session on participant payment considerations. Joined by Shreya Singh, they’ll discuss strategies for handling reimbursements, navigating sponsor budgets, and using technology to enhance efficiency and compliance. Explore the session details > https://bit.ly/43yhtHk Check out the Study & Site Management sessions > https://bit.ly/4hLdcFc #GEAUXBeyond #ClinicalResearchStudy #SiteManagement #ClinicalResearch #ClinicalTrials

10 Days Left to Save on ACRP Certification Maintenance! Don’t let your hard-earned designation lapse—report your 24 points of continuing education and/or continuing involvement by April 15 to secure Early Bird rates. Stay certified in three simple steps > https://bit.ly/3Xl3UWM Not a member? Join ACRP today to save on certification > https://bit.ly/3BE7AMt #ACRP #ACRPCertification #ContinuingEducation #ClinicalResearch #ClinicalTrials

"As research professionals, we're often two to three degrees separated from research participants themselves" In this #ACRP2025 session, Megan Lamberti from Nilo Medical Consulting Group will discuss how empathy and compassion for the populations we serve should be integrated into every stage of clinical trials—from study design to interactions with regulators and site team members. Session Details > https://bit.ly/3R1UXPx Leadership & Professionalism Journey > https://bit.ly/3Z7jI1C #GEAUXBeyond #Leadership #Professionalism #ClinicalResearch #ClinicalTrials

Ready, Set, Rally4Researchers! Building a representative, research-ready clinical trial workforce is imperative to the sustainability, quality, and reliability of clinical research now and in the future–and that’s what the ACRP Rally4Researchers is all about. This annual fundraiser supports scholarships for access to training for students pursuing a career in clinical research and continuing education grants that support advancement in clinical research careers. Get involved today and stay tuned for more details in the coming months > https://lnkd.in/eigzvPwA #ACRPRally4Researchers #ClinicalResearch #ClinicalTrials

The workforce cuts at the federal agencies charged with guarding the public’s health are unsettling and worrisome. Our hearts and minds turn to our members and those in the broader clinical research community who are bearing the brunt of layoffs, elimination of research funding, and cancellation of programs that work to improve representation in clinical trial participation. We worry about the patients and families who may be left without hope. In February, ACRP reaffirmed our steadfast dedication to supporting you, reiterated our commitment to building an inclusive clinical research workforce, and reaffirmed our mission and vision: to promote excellence in clinical research and to ensure that clinical research is performed ethically, responsibly, and professionally everywhere in the world. Today, we offer this: Nothing about what has happened can change what we know about the unmistakable, vital role of our profession. What drove you to choose a career in clinical research and to help lead in the discovery and validation of new medicines doesn’t change. Neither does ACRP’s commitment to ensuring you have what you need to access and advance in this profession—no matter where you are on the journey. You are powered by purpose, bolstered by great training, and supported by your community. Read Statement > https://bit.ly/3QYoPfR

Earlier this year, ACRP launched a special-edition white paper exploring AI’s impact on clinical research, featuring insights from David Vulcano, ACRP Fellows, and industry experts. Haven’t read it yet? Check it out > https://bit.ly/4gFcfgu David and a panel of industry leaders will continue the discussion at #ACRP2025 during the live Signature Series session, AI in Clinical Research > https://bit.ly/3FDuXHQ Stay ahead with ACRP’s AI Resource Center > https://bit.ly/4gFcfgu #ACRPWhitePaper #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #AIinClinicalResearch #ClinicalResearch #ClinicalTrials #MedicalDevice #ClinicalResearchWorkforce #ClinicalResearchLifecycle

ACRP has everything you need to celebrate Clinical Trials Day online, from home, and in the office. Our Celebration Kits include a robust selection of digital graphics, selfie signs, photo props, and more—plus, you can order buttons, stickers, magnets, t-shirts, and posters for your team celebrations. We have tips for posting on social media, ideas on hosting an event, and how to share your photos with ACRP so they can be featured on our website. Download the #ClinicalTrialsDay Celebration Kits > https://lnkd.in/e3u-ahfD Shop the #CTD2025 Store > https://lnkd.in/ebmDzU-B A special thank you to our 2025 Sponsors whose support makes this campaign possible: Advarra, Sanofi, ThermoFisher Scientific, and Velocity Clinical Research, Inc..

Clinical research fuels medical progress, ensuring new treatments are safe, effective, and beneficial for all patient groups. In today's sponsored blog, Columbus Clinical Serives highlights how broad participation in trials leads to better health outcomes, personalized care, and a stronger healthcare system. Read more > https://bit.ly/4iKTtFy #SponsoredContent #ColumbusClinical #ClinicalResearch #ClinicalTrials

Last Chance to Register! 📢 Join Alicia C. Staley, Chief Patient Officer of Medidata Solutions, in TWO DAYS for a live webinar discussing how to build awareness, develop strategies, and embrace the concept of technical empathy—and how we can all benefit from it. Enroll with or without ACRP Contact Hours > https://bit.ly/3ORuDGP #ACRP #Webinar #ContinuingEducation #PatientCentricity