Virginia Chapter: Keeping Studies Audit-Ready - Practical Regulatory Binder and Continuing Review St

Virginia Chapter: Keeping Studies Audit-Ready - Practical Regulatory Binder and Continuing Review Strategies Through Staff Transitions Event Description: The most common red flags auditors uncovers include staff performing tasks before they are formally delegated to or have been trained, protocol amendment training is missing, expired medical licenses or unsigned/undated CVs and key decisions via email or phone calls are missing. The reality is the clinical trial becomes at risk when small documentation shortcuts, missing dates, and unfiled emails begin to pile up. Often organizations rely on one super organized person and if they leave, burn out or change roles, the tracking system collapses, leaving a wake of unified, untracked essential documents. Join us to hear about strategies to manage ongoing review of your essential documents during the course of the trial and with staff changes. Speaker: Maggie Lindemuth, M.Ed, CCRP Senior Program Lead - Clinical Research Training, Support, and Development Virginia Commonwealth University Stravitz-Sanyal Liver Institute Learning Objectives: Identify key components of an effective regulatory binder system that supports ongoing compliance and audit readiness. Apply strategies for managing continuing review requirements proactively to prevent lapses in approval. Develop approaches to maintain regulatory continuity and documentation integrity during staff turnover or role transitions. Registration Information: Click here to register before 6/10/26. Each attendee is required to have their own registration – only one registration per transaction. Chapter Member: $0 ACRP Member: $15 Non-Member: $75 After registering, please visit the event's community page to find the login information or any additional event updates, and to communicate with the event organizer. The educational portion of this event may be self-reported as 1 point toward an attendee’s Maintenance of Certification. These points are subject to review and acceptance by the Academy of Clinical Research Professionals in accordance with the criteria established. Attendees should keep a record of event participation in case they are randomly selected to participate in the maintenance verification process. The Chapter can provide a certificate of attendance upon request.

St. Louis Chapter: The Limits of De-identification in Clinical Research Data (ACRP 2025 Conference R

St. Louis Chapter: The Limits of De-identification in Clinical Research Data (ACRP 2025 Conference Replay) This event will be presenting a replay sessions from the ACRP Conference Library Event Description: The assurance of study subjects' privacy and confidentiality is fundamental to the enrollment of participants in clinical research. At the same time, the number of datapoints collected and commodified by the commercial world on each individual has increased exponentially. The potential overlap or convergence of these data streams, whether intentional or inadvertent, threatens the promise of privacy. This session will explore the range and means of data collected in the pursuit of human research and the limits of protections possible in today's digital world. Speakers: Robert Romanchuk Event Agenda: Welcome and chapter business: 10 minutes Content replay: 1 hour Discussion: 20 minutes Registration & ACRP Contact Hour Information: Click here to register and purchase the contact hour before 6/10/26 . Each attendee is required to have their own registration – only one registration per transaction. This event will offer 1 contact hour. Please claim your contact hours before 7/10/26. Chapter Member (registration with or without contact hour): $0 ACRP Member (registration only): $0 ACRP Member (registration + contact hour): $15 Non-Member (registration only): $0 Non-Member (registration + contact hour): $90 After registering, please visit the event's community page to find the login information or any additional event updates, and to communicate with the event organizer. To claim contact hours: Register and purchase the contact hours and attend the event. After attending the event, visit learning.acrpnet.org and log into your ACRP account. Click the “GO TO MY COURSES” box. Find the event in your dashboard, confirm your attendance, and take the event evaluation between 1 and 30 days following the event to obtain the online certificate. After 30 days, contact hours are no longer available.

RTP Chapter: Showcasing Excellence – Insights from the PharmaTimes Clinical Researcher of the Year A

RTP Chapter: Showcasing Excellence – Insights from the PharmaTimes Clinical Researcher of the Year Awards Event Description: This session will provide an overview of the PharmaTimes Clinical Researcher of the Year Awards, a globally recognized program celebrating excellence, innovation, and professional development within clinical research. Attendees will gain insight into the structure and purpose of the awards, including how they benchmark skills, support career progression, and drive high standards across the industry. Through a panel of speakers representing key perspectives—including program leadership, a previous award winner, and a sponsor/judge—this session will explore the personal and organizational benefits of participation. Speakers will share real-world experiences of engaging with the awards, highlighting how involvement can enhance individual capabilities, foster team development, and contribute to organizational excellence and credibility within the clinical research landscape. Speakers: Joan Chambers Independent Senior Consultant | Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development Chad M. Hunter, Ph. D., PMP, ACRP-PM Local Delivery Lead, Associate Director | GSK Beth Watson Director Global Project Management | Fortrea Learning Objectives: Understand the purpose, structure, and industry significance of the PharmaTimes Clinical Researcher of the Year Awards, including how the program supports professional development and benchmarking of skills. Explore the benefits of participation from multiple perspectives, including individual career growth, organizational development, and industry recognition. Identify practical insights and best practices for preparing for and engaging in the awards program, including how to maximize value from participation as a candidate, sponsor, or judge. Event Agenda: 12:00 - 12:40 | Speaker introductions and panel discussion 12:40 - 12:55 | Questions and Answers 12:55 - 1:00 | Closing Registration Information: This event is free to register. Click here to register before 6/10/26. Each attendee is required to have their own registration – only one registration per transaction. After registering, please visit the event's community page to find the login information or any additional event updates, and to communicate with the event organizer. The educational portion of this event may be self-reported as 1 point toward an attendee’s Maintenance of Certification. These points are subject to review and acceptance by the Academy of Clinical Research Professionals in accordance with the criteria established. Attendees should keep a record of event participation in case they are randomly selected to participate in the maintenance verification process. The Chapter can provide a certificate of attendance upon request.