Education and Events
Our upcoming events are noted below. Click Here for a full description of our Education and Training program.
The SCCR Science Series is a 2-hour lecture held monthly or bi-monthly, covering various scientific and clinical topics with the specific aim to educate members of the clinical research community. We invite clinicians to discuss anatomy and physiology as well as pathophysiology of various therapeutic areas. Past topics include cardiac anatomy, basic ECG interpretation, infections and the immune system, the gastrointestinal system and common disorders, heart failure, fundamentals of psychiatry and pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics in clinical research. Common clinical research assessments have also been covered including the physical exam, the biopsy process and conducting ECGs.
The Science Series is open to all members of the clinical research community in the School of Medicine.
Please view our Previously Recorded Science Series Trainings Here.
You may visit/subscribe to SCCR YouTube Channel Here.
@ Zoom Webinar, 9 AM-11 AM: "Medical Terminology and Common Medical Acronyms" with Dr. Andrew Moore, MD. View Flyer
Register HERE!
The SCCR-hosted GCP workshops are scheduled quarterly and are supplemental materials to the Spectrum Clinical Research Operations Program.
The GCP workshops are open to all members of the clinical research community in the School of Medicine.
Please view our Previously Recorded GCP Training Here.
You may visit/subscribe to SCCR YouTube Channel Here.
@ Zoom Webinar, AM-AM: “TBD". View FlyerStay Tune!
The SCCR-hosted Brown Bag workshops are scheduled quarterly and are intented to facilitate team building and open conversations among Research Coordinators about best practices on various topics and skills. At this time, SCCR Brown Bag meetings are offered to Department of Medicine coordinators.
Please view our Previousely Recorded Coordinator Corner Workshops Here.
@ Hybrid - Zoom & in-person @ 1651 Page Mill Rd., 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM: "Part 1 - Community Engagement in Clinical Research", with Wei-Ting Chen, PhD, Dongmei Tan, MPH, Cristina Macera, MA. View FlyerRegister HERE!
@ Hybrid - Zoom & in-person @ 1651 Page Mill Rd., 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM: "Part 2 - Participant Engagement in Clinical Research", with Maya Berdichesky, DMD, Katherine Connors, MPH, Andrea Karina Bolanos, MPH. View FlyerRegister HERE!
Essentials of Clinical Research Course
This course, broken into two modules, provides a step-by-step model for how to design and conduct clinical research at Stanford. Certificate of Participation available based on attendance and post-course knowledge assessment.
For more information visit Spectrum.
Spectrum Clinical Research Operations Program
This Program offers classes specific to clinical research involving human subjects.
For more information visit Spectrum Here.