Cancer Center A Cancer Center Designated by
the National Cancer Institute
Cancer Clinical Trials Office

New Employee Orientation

Clinical research can be challenging and thorough training is necessary for efficient management of clinical research according to the appropriate local and federal regulations. New employees at SCC must undergo a 4-5 day orientation before starting any research responsibilities. During this mandatory orientation period staff will be expected to complete on-line trainings, attend CCTO and clinic orientation meetings, and review Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Since regulatory requirements change and research presents ongoing challenges, all staff are expected to complete CITI GCP Training, attend annual all-day Clinical Research Forum, review SOPs, attend majority of monthly clinical research educational meetings, and participate in DSMC monitoring twice per year.

Day Activity Link/Contact
1 Stanford Orientation http://axess.stanford.edu
2 Office Orientation Employee’s Manager
Cancer Center/LPCH Tour Employee’s Manager
Obtain Badge SHC security department
Sign up for Epic access and training http://sumlms.stanfordmed.org/SumTotal/lang-en/SYS_login.asp
https://access.stanfordmed.org/
http://portal.stanfordmed.org/forms/Pages/default.aspx
Health Screening http://spctrm.stanford.edu/secure/hssc
Arrange Spectrum Orientation http://clinicaltrials.stanford.edu/
HIPAA training http://med.stanford.edu/HIPAA/training/
3 CITI Human Subjects, GCP Training http://www.citiprogram.org/
Health and Safety Training http://www.stanford.edu/dept/EHS/prod/training/training_need.html
CCTO Orientation Miriam Bischoff
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SCC Clinic orientation Kay McGuire kmcguire@stanfordmed.org
ITA orientation Diane Martinez dmartinez@stanfordmed.org
OnCore Training Deborah Woodward
Review SCC Standard Operating Procedures Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

Formal training courses for clinical research coordinators are offered by professional organizations and are highly encouraged for all research staff. The Association of Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP) and the Society for Clinical Research Associates (SoCRA) offer certification programs that are rigorous and adds to the clinical research. The Stanford Association of Research Professionals (SARP) is a diverse group of individuals working together to provide a forum for communication, education and networking with the goal of achieving excellence in clinical research.

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