Supporting the Translational Science Workforce
The CCTS hosts several seminar series and workshops to keep the translational science workforce up to date on resources, services, policies, and research findings.
Seminars
For upcoming event dates, please see the CCTS Calendar.
- Biomedical Informatics Lunch and Learn Series
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Clinical Research Update (CRU) Series
This series is designed to keep the clinical and translational research workforce updated on good clinical practice guidelines, to present tools and resources for successful clinical trial management, and to provide opportunities for networking and team building. Presenters include both university staff/faculty members and outside speakers who are recognized for their expertise in the topic areas.
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Clinical Research Support Office Training Series
The CRSO Training Series for investigators, coordinators, and clinical research study teams aims to develop everyday functional skills and provide necessary information to conduct successful clinical trial research. Trainings are held the first Thursday of each month. Topics of interest will provide practical assistance and knowledge for each of the three primary service areas: OnCore CTMS (Clinical Trial Management System), Research Billing Integrity & Coverage Analysis, Financial Management.
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Participant Recruitment Series
These Lunch & Learn events present case studies of successful recruitment, highlight resources, and share expertise.
- BERD Bites Learning Series
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REDCap Training Series
This series provides REDCap trainings based on your skill level. Archived video trainings are available.
Workshops
For upcoming event dates, please see the CCTS Calendar.
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Clinical Research Coordinator 101
Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) 101 is designed for clinical research coordinators, clinical research associates, and staff who function in this capacity. The course introduces the basics of coordinating clinical research at the University of Kentucky and is intended for early-career coordinators or those new to the field.
This blended course includes both in-person and web-based components. Participants must complete all of the requirements below to receive a Certificate of Completion:
- CRC Foundations through CITI
- CRC 101: In-Person Session
- Seven web-based modules (available once you complete the in-person session)
Because this training is designed as an entry-level course, it does not provide continuing education credit. This course is free of charge for University of Kentucky employees.