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This is the CRC Research Project:

Identifying risk and protective factors for burnout and well-being

in clinical research coordinators (CRCs) and clinical research assistants (RAs).

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What is the CRC Project?

Clinical research coordinators (CRCs), also called research assistants, are typically young college graduates who seek research experience prior to pursuing post-graduate education in a medical or clinical field. Despite their crucial role, there is no standard for what the role should entail or what support infrastructure is needed to maintain their well-being. As researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, we aim to characterize and describe the risk and protective factors which influence CRC well-being.

What is your CRC story?

Join the CRC Project

We are inviting a diverse sample of CRCs and clinical RAs nationwide to complete an online survey to help us answer the question: "Who is the CRC?" To participate or learn more, feel free to click the link below or explore our web site.

Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA

(617) 732 5969

© 2024 by The CRC Project Team

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