Hi! I'm13 months into working as a Clinical Oncology Research Nurse. Your comment (maybe from a different video) about choosing a person for who they are as opposed to their skill level really resonates with how lucky I was to obtain this position. My nursing background was in maternity; so I was both brand new to the world of research as well as oncology. My first two weeks was just as you described- getting access to this and that, and finishing GCP. However, a part from that, there wasn't really an orientation, I've been learning as I go! A few months ago it was so great to have learned about, and learned from your videos! We haven't had any new staff start since I started, but our small team of researchers agree your videos will be a nice intro to new staff members! So a big thank you to you!
Dan, I’m a 3 time stroke survivor. So you can imagine there’s a little bit of a delay. One of my strokes was during my first time as a CRC. I finally recovered enough to get another CRC position. I’m actually pretty good at it. It feels like I have been given a second chance! Have you met anyone else with a background similar to mine. I would love to know if there’s anyone else out there.
There is a program at ucsd “Clinical Trials Design and Management”. What would be the abbreviation for this? I want to do research on pay rate and job descriptions but am not finding this specific title. Thanks!
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Your video is worth watching to get an overview of the industry, but we must buy the book and the audio book to keep going with the profession .
Hi! I'm13 months into working as a Clinical Oncology Research Nurse. Your comment (maybe from a different video) about choosing a person for who they are as opposed to their skill level really resonates with how lucky I was to obtain this position. My nursing background was in maternity; so I was both brand new to the world of research as well as oncology. My first two weeks was just as you described- getting access to this and that, and finishing GCP. However, a part from that, there wasn't really an orientation, I've been learning as I go! A few months ago it was so great to have learned about, and learned from your videos! We haven't had any new staff start since I started, but our small team of researchers agree your videos will be a nice intro to new staff members! So a big thank you to you!
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Thanks Dan, this is very informative. As I am a beginner CRC have had training but this helps as a refresher.
Mr Dan you are a great teacher with an incredible talent and passion to share your knowledge with others.
I appreciate that!
I’m a medical oncologist and now working as a CRC in Canada 🇨🇦
Thank you, Dan, this video was very informative!!
Dan, I’m a 3 time stroke survivor. So you can imagine there’s a little bit of a delay. One of my strokes was during my first time as a CRC. I finally recovered enough to get another CRC position. I’m actually pretty good at it. It feels like I have been given a second chance! Have you met anyone else with a background similar to mine. I would love to know if there’s anyone else out there.
No i have not but that is amazing news! Id be happy to feature your story on a podcast if youre up for it
@@dansfera oh wow really? That would be amazing!
There is a program at ucsd “Clinical Trials Design and Management”. What would be the abbreviation for this? I want to do research on pay rate and job descriptions but am not finding this specific title. Thanks!
Fantastic Dan!!!
💯💯💯 Very informative! 🦾🦾
Glad you think so!