REAL Interview Questions I Got Asked - Clinical Trial Coordinator Role in Research / CRC
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- As promised, here are the questions I got asked in the last few job interviews - including the interview that led me to my current role as a CRA III / Clinical Trial Coordinator. Being able to run multiple drug trials for pharma-sponsors at a hospital site is everything I thought it would be - it is a truly exciting opportunity and I hope you get to experience it too! In this video, I mentioned 6 of the most common questions I got asked in the last 2-3 interviews I did, since they all turned into job offers, and I also included the answers I gave.
Remember to customize your answers based on YOUR skills, experiences and qualifications. My answers are just meant to be an example regarding the tone of the answer and the structure of the answer. Be it clinical research coordinator, clinical trial coordinator, research nurse coordinator, these type of questions are pretty common and preparing for them with strong answers should give you a edge in your next interview.
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You are very eloquent and have clarity in all your answers. I wish I could be so comfortable and calm during an interview..Keep up the good work to educate us..
Very much needed. You were precise, eloquent, and clear in your responses. Thanks!
So much helpful advice has been given... a big THANK YOU!!!
You killed the interview. All the best dear. Love from same South Asian!!!
Wonderful work, congratulations! And thanks for sharing your knowledge, experience, and advice with the world. 👏❤
Thanks so much! I really needed this!
REALLY A GREAT PIECE OF INFORMATION .
Thanks a lot! That was an absolutely helpful video.
I have an interview for a clinical research nurse position next week…your advice was the MOST helpful!!! Thank you so much for sharing this information 💗
How did it go?!
Hi, thank you for this video! Nervous for my first interview but this broke down how to approach these questions clearly!
Glad you liked it! Good luck for your interview!
Thank you this was sooo good may god bless you :)
Hi omg this HELP a lot! a big big thank you to youuu, I have a scheduled interview for this upcoming Thursday and hopefully I did well
best of luck for your interview! :)
Thank you! This was very helpful!
Amazing video! Thank you
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Very helpful, thank you!
You're more than awesome
You invaded hidden points, explained it clearly
Thank you so much for your kind words!
Very useful video and beautiful narration.
Thank you so much so informative🎉
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Wow very helpful video👍
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Glad you think so!
best Video in this field ❤
Aw thank you so much!
Thank you so much for your video. That was so informative . My question is, what if I don't have a publication yet but still have the wish to do research?
Hi there, I have made several videos you can check out about how to pitch yourself as a candidate for an entry level position. Here is one of them when you writing your resume as a newcomer:
ua-cam.com/video/zW84tWkkOW4/v-deo.html
Wow you're so eloquent, thank you for the advice :)
My pleasure! Don't forget to subscribe to my channel :)
Hi I would like to know if it s better if I enroll in international clinical research academy in Montreal? Do you agree with that because it's expensive in the university based.
What do you think?
Amazing answers. I gave today very stupid answers in comparison to this
Happy to be of help :) Feel free to share any questions you got asked in interviews, ans can do a video on how I would respond to them in the future. :)
@@thebrownfeministcanada i was asked:
1- my story?
2- why clinical research ?
3- how would i react in conflicting situations?
Now i have found the answers.
Hey r u canada based ? I am based in Netherlands. I want to switch my job to CTC or CRC.
Are there any international courses worthy of value to be considered while applying for such position?
Maybe i can do any online ??? And i learn and then thats useful for my this future career.
hello iam btech graduate in biotechnologist and masters in food nutrition biotechnology and i have 1 yr exp as food quality control but now am thinking to switch my job to remote ones because in my past exp it had night duty. so my query is can i take CRA training is that easy or any other requirements to become CRA?
Hlo mam which type of questions the interviewer will asked questions for freshers..in clinical data management
Here are my questions and they r far more complex and tricky than i ever imagined. I am still waiting for results.
Interview part I: 10 behavioral questions. They were manageable.
Part II. That's where I was kinda screwed. Three one page real trial scenarios each having 3 questions (virtual zoom call with screen share by the interviewer, I had to read the scenarios and tell the answers to questions that followed)
Examples
In a breast cancer trial a PI recommends a patient to the CRC. The patient is Her(-) and had her radiotherapy done previously (why it was relevant I dono). The schedule with CRC says one of her tests are to be done outside the site in another hospital/testing center.
question: Would a new Icf be required. If yes why if no why.
Should this patient be enrolled at all?
Scenario II: the PI recommends a cancer patient. Three inclusion criteria are met and they r listed there in scenario. The patient says she is fine with the first visit tomorrow and can come.
Question: what as a CRC u shud do. How will you manage this situation?
And more questions I dnt remember
Scenario III. U need to send for processing a tissue sample.
How wud u initiate the process.
Before a patients visit what are the things you would consider most imp and what your preparation be like ???
Although I answered these questions I wasn't sure if they were correct. But for me some of these were very specific questions and I didn't know how to handle them.
All in all not all CRC interviews are simple.
Brown fem. Please shed some light with ur few eloquent words. Will help us
Hi Shamsher, thanks for sharing the questions. I'll make a video this week about how I would have answered these. :)
@@shanucanada If you can remember, please share the other scenarios as well then I'll answer all of them
Hi Shamsher, I have answered the interview questions you have faced in my live video today. Hope it helps you in your next interview:
ua-cam.com/video/a_BPzCrG4Rs/v-deo.html
Coming from a social work background, do you have any recommendations for someone trying to get into the field who does not have research experience?
Hi, I don't have an exact video yet on how to transition from social sciences to clinical research, but it is definitely possible. It would recommend taking the route to clinical data manager by doing courses on data analytics, learning SAS/SPSS/Python etc.
Can you please tell me about the strategies for screening and recruitment of patients for the clinical trial?
Hello, I have explained it in this video here:
ua-cam.com/video/3Ah_73mLQz8/v-deo.html
I have an interview soon but no direct experience in the field, any advices on how to run the interview professionally
Hi Aman, I now have videos on my channel which guide candidtaes on how to highlight their unrelated experience as transferrable skills to clinical research. Good luck!
Hello, you have opened my eyes and brain quite widely. All your information is extremely valuable to me. I will watch this video several tines so I can utilize your approach on handling a conversation in certain situations I am going through. I like all you have said, but I do not like your title: "The brown feminist". I find it somewhat agressive. It is my humble opinion. Thank you for sharing your expertise. Blessings.
It is my identity :) I identify as a brown feminist. ❤
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Thank you for explaining. God bless you. Be happy...always!🤗
Hey I have all the qualifications for this job but my work history not so relevant, what is your advice ?thanks
Hello, you can send me details of your work experience by email so I can better advise you. My email is thebrownfeminist90@gmail.com
Hii. Very nice information... Its very helpful.. i have some queries to ask you.. where can i connect you?? Thanks in advance
Hello, you can email me at thebrownfeminist90@gmail.com
Hi. I had recently completed my masters in chemistry . So can i further pursue in clinical research?
Hi Jasleen. Are you asking if you can study in clinical research or if you can get a job in clinical research with ur chemistry degree? what is ur question?
@@thebrownfeministcanadaHi. I just wanna know if my qualification is sufficient to pursue career as clinical research or i further have to do study particularly in clinical field ?
@@jasleenkaur6854 Hi Jasleen, there are "some" roles within clinical research which will accept Chemistry as a base degree. But beyond education they will want experience with human subjects. If you are able to demonstrate that experience through work, volunteering, internships, or other certificates then it should be good to get you a job in clinical research.
Do you have clinical research assistant interview vdo?
Hi Siminh, I am working on one now actually. It will be posted by next week. Keep an eye out on my channel for it :)
I have it now on my channel :)
Hi. Where ru working now
Hello. I work at a Hospital based CRO in Canada. I work within the critical care division and manage clinical trials involving trauma patients. :)
Are you comfortable in revealing how much CTC they offered you at the end ??
their range was $31-$49/hr based on experience
@@thebrownfeministcanada you worth more!
Hi is it the same as CTA?
It is a step up from CTA
What have you studied ?
BSc in Biotech, MSc in Immunology, HBScN in Nursing.
I have also done BSc biotech and In my last semester of Msc Clinical Research. So can I opt for jobs outside India as a fresher
Hi mam any vacancy in your company
If you are a canadian PR, citizen, or work permit holder, you can definitely apply - there are lots of open jobs at any given time :)