day in the life of a clinical research coordinator 🔬 | a look into my 9-5, 5 days a week
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Dear viewer,
Today I share some tidbits into how my day to day looks as a research coordinator! I've been at this job for a little over a year in a half, and have truly learned so much through the process. I hope you find this video interesting!
🌱about me:
I am a korean-american mental health professional making videos on youtube on my weekends! I love spending time with my cats, drinking iced dirty chais & reading in the park on sunny days.
🌱faqs:
- my education: bachelors degree in psychology and masters degree in social work
- my ethnicity: korean (born in korea, moved to the states when I was six years old)
- why psychdarling: "psych" for psychology which I love, and "darling" to represent my commitment to live with compassion and purpose at the forefront of my professional and personal pursuits
🌱business & collabs contact: psychdarling.co@gmail.com
Thank you for sharing this!! I am currently working as a clinical research associate and it’s nice to see the activities that research coordinators do at the site. ✨✨✨
What a nice video ... including the relaxing music. Thank you!
I really appreciate your video, I am wondering how I can progress in the world of Clinical Research and this has given me an idea of what else there is to do! Thank you!
Just got a phone call for a CRC position...been out of clinical trials for over 7 years
Thank you for sharing. This video kind of felt like reminiscing as you prepare to move on to your next phase in life. Do you think you’ll miss anyone or anything about the job once it’s over, or will the transition be easier since it was a research job rather than clinical practice?
Btw an off-topic Q, I was wondering if you have been watching Apple’s TV adaptation of Pachinko, because you were the one that introduced me to the book it made me think of you. It’s meant a lot to me esp being Korean American and having spent some of my childhood in Japan too.
Anyways thank you again for your video and take care 🌷
You're right, although I filmed these clips a few months ago while editing I did feel a bit sentimental! I think I will miss the participants I worked with and my colleague here in Seattle. We struggled a lot being the remote site, and I couldn't have gotten this far in the job without her support ☺️ Oh I have to watch Pachinko! I heard such wonderful things about the show. I don't have Apple TV so I may just get a free trial just to watch the movie (if there is a free trial?). And thank you for thinking of me ^^ I'm so happy to hear that its a story that you can resonate with so strongly. I was born in Korea and moved straight to the US so could never imagine what life was and is like for Koreans in Japan .. it was both eye-opening and heart-wrenching to be able to have a glimpse into that reality!
Hope you take care as well 💜
@@hi.yeonniwhat’s your wage ??? Clinical
Research manager possibilities ?
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I need to know what that jacket is you’re wearing in this videooooo I luv
Looks like a lab coat. Elastic cuff, snap-button, no-fold collar
CCRC don't do all the activities described.
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Hello, Have you encountered any sensory deprivation working remotely ? Have a good week.
Hi there! I've definitely felt that here and there, it definitely is not easy working remote and alone all day, all week in a windowless office 🥲
is this the same thing a clinical research nurse does
Can you give me a salary range? I’m interested but want to be realistic as far as being able to live off it
Hi there! 10 years in research and worked as a CRC for a few of those years. It depends on location and organization. Mine was between 50K-75k and I worked for a few hospitals, one non profit, and a CRO.
Yea, the salary range depends on many factors like where you live and what experience you have but I am currently applying for clinical coordinator assistant positions with a BS in Biology and will be asking about $40-50K since coordinators usually make about 50-80
Aaaaand if you want to get further education then you could go into becoming a clinical biostatistician which will require a masters degree and can range from 80-100k a year
What’s your wage ?