​​​​​​The Ohio State College of Medicine’s Center for Clinical Research Management (CCRM) is a centralized administrative resource for the management of patient-oriented research studies. It strategically aligns clinical and translational research resources and the expertise of clinical research personnel with the needs of researchers. The CCRM assists with process improvement, increased efficiency and compliance and provides regulatory, fiscal, operational and personnel management and reporting. With over 180 research staff members, the CCRM provides oversight to approximately 1,500 studies per year.

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With nursing, nutrition research and laboratory support cores, the Clinical Research Center (CRC) staff provide Ohio State investigators with the cutting edge tools and services needed to explore important clinical questions as well as the pathophysiology and treatment of disease. The CRC at Ohio State has been continuously providing clinical research services since 1960. Staff currently collaborate with investigators to implement around 100 active research protocols at any given time.

Clinical Research Coordinators are available through the CCRM Clinical Research Center to assist with the day-to-day conduct of a study and ensure that research is conducted in compliance with the study protocol as well as federal, state and institutional guidelines and regulations.

Clinical Research Coordinator can assist with:

• Recruitment and screening 
• Consenting
• Coordination of participant tests, procedures and research visits 
• Data collection
• Administering questionnaires
• Drug dispensation 
• Maintenance of study documentation 

Learn more:

Holly Bookless, BSN, RN, NE-BC

Nurse Manager, Clinical Research Center

614-293-8749