How Do Clinical Research Coordinators Organize Their Work?

[@jcarey65]

As far as organizing portal/websites, everyone as has there own method. For me, I have found the best method to organize usernames and password is a excel spread sheet. It includes portal name, username, password and website. I place these under a title of the sponsor/protocol. Managing web portals is as easy as creating bookmark folders with Sponsor names and saving the various portals within that folder. Sticky notes..uh!

[@lahai1dj]

Great insights, "we're treating real people, not cherry picked..."

[@dansfera]

Love that guy!

[@calebgochenour3579]

Super helpful! I have some interviews coming up for my first research position. so I hope I get to put some of this info to practice! Love the videos

[@dansfera]

Thank you!

[@jorge210594]

Thanks for this video. Could you talk more about sub-investigators: minimum wage or hourly rate, specialists vs general practitioners (in my country the SubI are generally MD that have finished their general medicine career; and not Family Medicine, Internists or else), training given to them by the study coordinator/PI/CRA/others, thought process while documenting (taking in to account the protocol and all the other documents), etc.?

[@dansfera]

Will do

[@JippersinCornwall]

I'm intrigued, particularly with your cheat sheets, if things like vitals or collection times are reocrded on these are you then utilising them as source for the study rather than effectively creating a workflow in CRIO eSOURCE?

[@dansfera]

No a cheat sheet is a flow chart

[@JippersinCornwall]

@@dansfera Ahhh got you now.

[@dmshelton09]

Yeah I need an answer lol