Course Description

As adult learners, clinical research professionals are motivated by an understanding of how training interactions directly impact their work lives. The use of job aids and checklists can serve to satisfy this need by providing a resource to someone performing a task exactly when and where they need it. These tools can also serve to reinforce the training as participants return to the workplace, resulting in a greater likelihood that the organization’s performance goals will be met. In some cases, a job aid alone can replace unnecessary training expenses.

This web seminar includes a decision-making framework about the use of job aids as stand-alone training objects versus a complementary tool to existing training programs. Sample tools that may be appropriate for various clinical research audiences will be discussed.

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Learning Objectives

• Discuss the considerations for determining when a job aid is appropriate to incorporate into a training presentation and when it can stand alone to accomplish the desired training objective
• Identify strategies for using tools and checklists in training programs across various audiences and venues
• Describe the elements of an effective job aid

Who Should Attend

• Clinical Research Training Professionals
• Pharma/Device Professionals with responsibility for internal and/or investigator training
• Clinical Research Site Professionals
• Clinical Research Associates
• Clinical Research Associate Managers

Instructor

Marla Hoelle, R.N., B.S.N., C.C.R.A., P.M.P.

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Hold this course at your company! For more information, contact Naila Ganatra at +1 215.413.2471.