Your Pathway to a Career in Clinical Research in Australia

Instructor 1

Mrs Preeti Dave

Instructor 2

Dr. Akram Ahmad, Australia

Categories

Clinical Research Industry Jobs, Australia

$1,499.00

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Intakes

• 15 July, 2022
• 15 August, 2022
• 15 September, 2022

Features

• Ideal for health science/science students and graduates who do not have any Clinical Trial research experience or skills and looking to get into Entry Level clinical research industry roles.
• 2 weeks of intensive sessions.
• Free GCP certificate course from NIDA, USA
• Resume building (as per ANZ standard)
• Cover letter building (as per ANZ standard)
• Interview preparation (QA)
• LinkedIn profile optimisation/networking
• Job search assistance
• Support throughout the job search during and after the course.
• Individual feedback sessions with the trainer.
• Lifetime trainer access until you got a job.
• Highly skilled trainers, working in clinical research industry in Australia.
• Lifetime access to our private chat group with those already join our course and working in clinical research industry.

Target Audience

•Ideal for health science/science students and graduates who do not have any Clinical Trial research experience or skills and looking to get into Entry Level clinical research industry roles.

•Overseas trained healthcare professionals (medicine/pharmacy/dentistry/nursing/physiotherapy/optometry/Lab Tech/AYUSH degree/public health/biomed/biotech/science, etc.) seeking their first opportunity in Australia and New Zealand's clinical research industry.

•Clinical research professionals aiming to get into or land their first job in the clinical research industry in Australia and New Zealand.

FAQ

1. Will I be provided guidance for job search?

Yes, you will be provided complete guidance for your entry level job search in clinical research industry.

2. What is the duration of the clinical research miles program?

Clinical research Miles is a 3-4-week program.

3. Are the classes recorded?

Yes, all the classes are recorded and provided to students for later use. Hence, students who miss the class on any day can look at the recorded lecture at their convenient time.

4. What are the timings of the KAPS Pharmacy classes?

The clinical research classes are currently delivered Tuesday to Sunday 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm (AEST). Saturday and Sunday will may be additional classes.

5. How frequent are the intakes for the clinical research miles program?

The intakes are monthly, and we encourage you to start the training with your batch. However, if you miss the intake date, kindly contact us and we will assist you in your best interest.

6. What resources are provided in the clinical research Miles training?

The following resources are provided: -
1. Clinical research lecture and notes.
2. Interview question banks on our learning management system (LMS).
3. Lecture handouts
4. Weekly assessment exams
5. Predictor/Mock exams
6. Personal student-trainer feedback sessions

7. Can I access the resources after my clinical research Miles training has finished?

You can continue to access the resources for 1 year after your training.

8. Do I have to pay extra if I wish to attend classes after 2-3 weeks of my clinical research Miles program?

You can continue to study for a period of 6 months after your training has finished.

9. What is the fee for clinical research miles training? And is there any payment plan available?

The fee is $1499 and can be paid in instalments. Please contact us for information on offers and instalments. If the payment is made all at once, an extra 10% discount is provided.

10. Will I get individual attention in my clinical research miles classes?

Our batch size is small is 10-15 students only so that our experienced trainers can pay adequate attention to all students. The students are provided individual one on one consultation after every predictor exam so that they can identify their strength and weaknesses and structure their study plan accordingly.

We can help you kick-start your clinical research career in Australia and New Zealand.

Academically is a global healthcare academy for health science/science students and graduates who do not have any Clinical Trial research experience or skills and looking to get into Entry Level clinical research industry roles. We have helped many international students land in their first clinical research industry job in India and Australia after completing their health science degree (medicine/pharmacy/dentistry/nursing/physiotherapy/optometry/Lab Tech/AYUSH degree/biomed/biotech/science etc).

Academically’s clinical research program is designed to provide a comprehensive review of the full GCPs curriculum as per the Australian and New Zealand clinical research industry needs for entry-level jobs.

Taking a clinical research program is one of the most cost-effective tools that will give you peace of mind and a guarantee of success.

Clinical Research Associate Jobs

Course Features

Students 14 students
Max Students20
Duration2 week
Skill levelall
LanguageEnglish
Re-take course3

MODULE I INTRODUCTION

Academically is a global healthcare academy for health science/science students and graduates who do not have any Clinical Trial research experience or skills and looking to get into Entry Level clinical research industry roles. We have helped many international students land in their first clinical research industry job in India and Australia after completing their health science degree (medicine/pharmacy/dentistry/nursing/physiotherapy/optometry/Lab Tech/AYUSH degree/biomed/biotech/science etc).

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Participants needs to complete an ICH E6 Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Training certificate from Australia.

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Instructor 1

Mrs Preeti Dave

Mrs. Preeti Dave has over 15 years of biomedical and clinical research experience, having extensive exposure to academic, clinical and ethical aspects of biomedical science in India and Australia. Having worked with major clinical research and Australian government organisations as an Research associate, operation manager and project manager. she has gained valuable experiences of working with multiple CROs and sites across Australia. She has excelled her management skills and understands the nitty-gritty of biomedical research at higher management level.

With several science degrees from India, Preeti has completed an honour in genetics and a Master of Philosophy (MPhil). She has a special interest in geriatrics and healthy aging research with special focus on sarcopenia, proteomics, muscle research, Alzheimer’s, dementia, proteomics, genomics and molecular biology.

Instructor 2

Dr. Akram Ahmad, Australia

Dr. Akram Ahmad, PhD from the Faculty of Medicine and Health, the University of Sydney, Australia. Highly self-motivated clinical pharmacist and committed lecturer with over 9 years of teaching and research experience various subjects of pharmacy practice and clinical pharmacy at the leading Universities in Australia, Malaysia, and India. My teaching experience in pharmacy practice include the subjects such as public health, health economics, pharmacoepidemiology, healthcare system, drug abuse and society, non-prescription drugs, clinical pharmacy, pharmacology and pharmacotherapy and hospital-based teaching such as clerkship, OSCE and PBL.

He has published over 110 papers, book chapters, conference papers including in high impact journals such as the Lancet, The Lancet Infectious diseases, The Lancet Global Health, PLoS ONE, BMC Public Health, Journal of Religion and Health and Frontiers in Pharmacology. In his credit a total of 110 publications with a total of 200+ Impact Factor points, 1850+citations and H index 24, i10 index 52 [google scholar]. His research profile is rated among the world’s top 5% of scientists on ResearchGate – a global professional network for scientists and researchers.

Akram is the recipient of prestigious “Best Promising Researcher Award” from the UCSI University (Malaysia) in 2016 with a prize money of RM 10,000. Dr. Akram also recipient of International Postgraduate Research Scholarship (IPRS) and associated Australian Postgraduate Award and University of Sydney International Scholarship from Government of Australia and the University of Sydney to support students of exceptional research potential with their studies. He is a recent recipient of the fast-track permanent residency visa through Australia’s Global Talent Independent program (GTI) – a pathway for highly-skilled migrants to live and work down under permanently.

He is a reviewer and editorial board members in several journals of medicine and pharmacy.
He is also the Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Pharmacy Practice and Community Medicine [www.jppcm.org].