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Advanced Principal Investigator Physician Certification (ARPIC) Syllabus
ARPIC Syllabus
FREE PREVIEWLaunching Your Career as a Principal Investigator
FREE PREVIEWAdvanced Principal Investigator Training Overview
School Policy and Student Enrollment Agreement
What To Expect
PI Course Orientation & 24/7 Support Center
ARPIC Course Syllabus and Schedule
PI Professional Advancement Workshop - Upload New Resume/LinkedIn Profile
Principal Investigator Career Advancement Toolkit
Accelerated 21 Day PI Career Pathway and Course Outline
Live Review Webinar Review Questions - You Will Be Emailed The Next Meeting Date
Principal Investigators Roles, Checklists, & GCP Guidelines
FDA Form 1572
Evolution of the Principal Investigator Role in Modern Clinical Trials
Ethical Standards in Human Research
Understanding and Applying Good Clinical Practice (ICH-GCP) Principles
Role of Principal Investigators in Ensuring Oversight and Compliance in Trials
Investigator-Initiated Trials (IITs) vs. Sponsor-Initiated Trials (SITs)
21 CFR Regulations - Legal and Ethical Accountability in Complex Clinical Trial Setups
Coordination of Multidisciplinary Collaboration for Comprehensive Trial Oversight
Crafting Sponsorship Agreements and Negotiating Key Investigator Obligations
Institutional Review Board (IRB) and Ethics Committee Processes – Global Variations
Ethical Frameworks for High-Risk and Complex Clinical Research Studies
Investigator Responsibilities for Multinational and Multicenter Clinical Trials
Investigational product (IP) accountability, storage, and dispensing
Investigator-Initiated Multi-Center Trials
Advanced Review of Phases of Clinical Trials (Preclinical & Phase 0-4)
Advanced Designs of Clinical Trials
The Clinical Trial Protocol - Advanced Mastery Review
Institutional Review Board/Ethics Committee (IRB/EC) (Requirements, sIRB, Application, Exemptions, Expedited Review, Continuation, and Reporting)
Randomized Controlled Trials (Randomization, Allocation Concealment, Validity, Blinding, Controls, Outcomes, Fidelity)
Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria in Clinical Research (Writing, Assessing for Broad vs. Narrow, Organ Dysfunction, Older Adults, Pediatrics, Pregnant Women)
FREE PREVIEWDesign of Translational Research Protocols for Early-Phase Studies
Adaptive and Decentralized Trial Designs for Modern Research Needs
Protocol Development for Rare Diseases, Orphan Drugs, and Small Patient Populations
Pediatric Clinical Trials – Ethical and Design Considerations
Designing Clinical Research Studies for Vulnerable Patient Populations
Best Practices for International Multisite Clinical Trials
Behavioral and Psychiatric Research Study Designs
Robust Protocol Management for First-in-Human (FIH) Trials
Medical Device Clinical Trials – Unique Design and Regulatory Factors
Building and Leading Multidisciplinary Research Teams Across Borders
Delegation of Responsibilities to Sub-Investigators and Support Teams
Site Selection Strategies for Diverse International Trials
Training International Research Teams for Protocol Compliance
Coordinating Corrective and Preventive Action Plans (CAPA) for International Non-Compliance
Leadership Strategies for Multi-Site, Cross-Cultural Clinical Trials
Sponsor-PI Communication for Efficient International Collaboration
Informed Consent (ICH GCP Section 4.8)
Trial Management, Data Handling, and Record Keeping
Compliance with E-Signatures CFR 21 Part 11
Essential Regulatory Documents Guidance and Binder Tabs
Guidelines for Designing and Completing Case Report Forms
Do’s and Don’ts of a Case Report Form Design
Investigators Brochures
Trial Master File and DIA Model
Trial Master File Reference Guide
Financial Disclosures and Conflicts of Interest
Types of Monitoring Visits (Selection, Initiation, Routine, Close-Out)
Site and Investigator Selection Criteria (Process, Criteria, Investigator Selection, Agreements, Decision-Making)
Site Selection/Qualification Pre-Study Visit (SSV/SQV) (Before, During, After, Letters, Checklists, and Report)
Site Initiation Visit (SIV) (Before, During, After, Letters, Checklists, and Report) - Review from "Types of Monitoring Visits"
Routine/Interim/Periodic Monitoring Visit (RMV/IMV/PMV) (Before, During, After, Remote, Letters, Checklists, and Report)
Site Close Out Visit (Before, During, After, Early Termination, Letters, Checklists, and Report)
Great Course that was very helpful to my career as a Principal Investigator.
Great Course that was very helpful to my career as a Principal Investigator.
Read LessCourse is excellent for covering the key areas that a PI needs to be familiar with.
Course is excellent for covering the key areas that a PI needs to be familiar with.
Read LessThe introduction and steps to prepare for the modules, achieving success, and certification were very well developed. Excellent introduction.
The introduction and steps to prepare for the modules, achieving success, and certification were very well developed. Excellent introduction.
Read LessLead Clinical Trials with Confidence in 4 Weeks. Become a Certified Principal Investigator at Top Academic Medical Centers, Pharmaceutical Companies, and Research Institutions. For MDs, PhDs, Sub-Is, and Study Physicians.
Master principal investigator responsibilities from protocol development through trial close-out.
Execute FDA Form 1572 completion, investigator obligations, and regulatory compliance.
Develop clinical trial protocols for Phase 0-IV studies across all therapeutic areas.
Implement informed consent processes, IRB submissions, and ethics committee coordination.
Manage investigational product accountability, storage, and dispensing procedures.
Lead multidisciplinary research teams, site staff delegation, and sub-investigator oversight.
Navigate site monitoring visits, regulatory audits, and FDA inspection preparation.
Coordinate adverse event reporting, safety monitoring, and DSMB communications.
The ARIPC program is an accredited, 100% online principal investigator certification designed to make you job-ready as a clinical trial PI in weeks, not years.
You will complete 170+ comprehensive lessons covering every aspect of principal investigator training. Work through 300+ real-world case studies pulled from actual trial operations across oncology, neurology, cardiology, rare diseases, and medical devices. Attend live webinars with expert principal investigators who lead multi-site trials daily.
Graduate with CPD accreditation (170 hours) which is recognized globally. Earn URL-verified principal investigator certification accepted by pharmaceutical companies, CROs, academic medical centers, and research institutions worldwide. Receive downloadable PI checklists, protocol templates, and regulatory documentation guides you can use immediately.
Complete in 2-4 weeks depending on your pace. You can skip specialty modules not relevant for you. You get lifetime access to all materials and quarterly updates at no additional cost.
Principal investigators are essential to clinical trial success and patient safety.
Pharmaceutical companies, CROs, and academic institutions desperately need qualified PIs who understand protocol development, GCP compliance, regulatory oversight, and team leadership. Without proper principal investigator training, physicians lack the practical skills sponsors demand from day one.
Generic GCP courses teach surface-level compliance without real PI responsibilities. Sponsor-required training provides non-transferable content with no portable credentials. Short-format programs cover basics only with no depth in protocol design, site leadership, or advanced regulatory strategy.
ARIPC solves this gap with application-based training covering every task pharmaceutical companies expect. You graduate with an accreditation employers recognize for PI credentialing and site qualification.
Most aspiring principal investigators waste months trying different programs, completing sponsor-specific training repeatedly, and still not qualifying for independent PI roles.
If you do not get proper training now, you will watch peers with formal certification secure PI positions and lead high-profile trials while you remain limited to sub-investigator roles, missing out on $112,000 to $269,000+ annual salaries and research leadership opportunities.
WHY ARIPC IS THE SMARTEST CHOICE FOR YOUR PI CAREER
Dr. Michael A. Martella, DO, MEd, CPH, leads the ARIPC program with extensive experience serving in physician leadership roles requiring investigator level oversight, clinical accountability, and regulatory responsibility across healthcare and research aligned environments.
Dr. Martella is a board certified family medicine physician with hands on experience functioning in roles requiring principal investigator level competencies, including protocol oversight, patient safety responsibility, delegation of clinical duties, and documentation compliance. His background includes serving as Medical Director and supervising clinician for multidisciplinary healthcare teams, overseeing clinical decision making, quality assurance, adverse event evaluation, and regulatory aligned documentation processes consistent with investigator responsibilities.
As a clinical educator and supervising physician, Dr. Martella has trained and evaluated physicians, physician assistants, and healthcare professionals in patient safety, informed clinical judgment, documentation standards, and ethical responsibility, all core competencies expected of principal investigators leading clinical studies. His work emphasizes accountability for patient welfare, protocol adherence, and institutional compliance.
Dr. Martella contributed to the design of the ARIPC program after years of supervising clinicians and trainees and recognizing the gap between general GCP education and the real world responsibilities physicians face when acting as principal investigators. He helped shape this curriculum to reflect the expectations sponsors, institutions, and regulatory bodies place on investigators from the first day of study leadership.
Senior PI mentors include licensed physicians, medical directors, and clinical research leaders with 10+ years serving in investigator roles, overseeing clinical teams, managing protocol execution, and maintaining compliance with sponsor and regulatory requirements.
WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR
Physicians transitioning to clinical research.
Sub-investigators seeking PI credentials.
Medical directors expanding research portfolios.
Clinical research physicians formalizing expertise.
Academic physicians pursuing research careers.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do I need to be an MD or PhD to enroll in this advanced clinical research training for principal investigators?
Yes. ARIPC advanced clinical research training is designed for physicians (MD, DO) and doctoral-level researchers (PhD, PharmD) who want to serve as principal investigators. The program assumes clinical or research expertise and builds PI-specific competencies in protocol development, regulatory oversight, and team leadership.
How long does it take to complete the principal investigator training?
Completion time depends on your pace. Fast-track physicians finish in 2-3 weeks studying 20-25 hours weekly. Moderate pace students finish in 4 weeks studying 12 hours weekly. Extended timeline students finish in 6-8 weeks studying 8 hours weekly. You have lifetime access with no deadline to complete.
Is this clinical research education program recognized by pharmaceutical companies and academic institutions?
Yes. ARIPC clinical research education program is an accredited with CPD recognition (170 hours) global accreditation. Pharmaceutical companies, CROs, academic medical centers, and research institutions accept ARIPC for principal investigator credentialing and site qualification. Your certificate includes URL verification allowing sponsors to validate authenticity instantly.
What CPD credits do I earn with principal investigator training?
You earn 170 CPD hours provide continuing professional development recognition across multiple countries and regulatory frameworks.
What if I don't pass the certification exam?
You have two attempts to pass the 50-question exam with 70% or higher score. If you don't pass on first attempt, review the targeted feedback showing weak areas and retake when ready. There is no waiting period between attempts. Most physicians pass on first try after completing all lessons and case studies.
How does this certification help me become a principal investigator?
ARIPC provides comprehensive PI training covering protocol development, regulatory compliance, team leadership, and safety oversight. You graduate with portable credentials sponsors recognize for PI qualification. The certification demonstrates verified competency in investigator responsibilities, improving credentialing success at pharmaceutical companies and research institutions.
Contact Us:
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Phone: +1 801 893 4974
In-Depth Skills & Objectives for Each PI Training Chapter
| Chapter & Lessons | Objectives & PI Skills |
|---|---|
| Introduction: Advanced Principal Investigator Training Overview; School Policy & Enrollment Agreement; What to Expect; PI Orientation & 24/7 Support; Syllabus & Schedule; PI Career Advancement Toolkit; Accelerated 21‑Day Career Pathway; Live Review Webinar Questions | Acquaint PIs with program structure, certification roadmap, and professional development resources; prepare for continuous support and career advancement. |
| CH 1. PI Toolkit & Foundations: PI Roles, Checklists & GCP Guidelines; FDA Form 1572; Evolution of PI Role; Ethical Standards; ICH‑GCP Principles; Oversight & Compliance; IITs vs. SITs; 21 CFR Regulations; Multidisciplinary Collaboration; Sponsorship Agreements & Negotiation; IRB/EC Processes (Global Variations); Ethical Frameworks for Complex Studies; PI Responsibilities in Multinational Trials; IP Accountability & Storage; IIT Multi‑Center Trials | Master core PI responsibilities: regulatory compliance (Form 1572, 21 CFR), GCP oversight, ethical conduct, IRB navigation, sponsor‑PI negotiations, IP management, and leadership in multi‑center and investigator‑initiated trials. |
| CH 2. Clinical Trial Design & Protocol Development: Phases 0–IV Review; Advanced & Adaptive Designs; Protocol Mastery; IRB/EC Requirements; RCT Methodologies; Inclusion/Exclusion Criteria; Translational Research Protocols; Decentralized & Rare‑Disease Design; Pediatric & Vulnerable‑Population Studies; International Multisite Best Practices; Behavioral & Psychiatric Protocols; FIH Trial Management; Medical Device Trial Design | Develop PI expertise in protocol crafting, study design (adaptive, decentralized, FIH), RCT methodology, eligibility criteria, and specialized trial types (pediatric, orphan, device), ensuring ethical and scientific rigor across populations and geographies. |
| CH 3. Investigator & Team Leadership: Building & Leading Research Teams; Delegation to Sub‑Investigators; Site Selection Strategies; International Team Training; CAPA Coordination; Cross‑Cultural Leadership; Sponsor‑PI Collaboration | Cultivate PI leadership skills: team formation, delegation, site feasibility assessment, CAPA management, cross‑cultural communication, and effective sponsor engagement for global trial execution. |
| CH 4. Documents & Informed Consent: ICH GCP Section 4.8 Informed Consent; Trial Management, Data Handling & Record Keeping; CFR 21 Part 11 E‑Signatures; Regulatory Binder Guidance; CRF Design Guidelines; Investigator’s Brochures; TMF & DIA Model; TMF Reference Guide; Financial Disclosures & COI | Equip PIs to oversee informed consent processes, maintain e‑compliance, design CRFs, manage TMF, and handle financial‑disclosure requirements with ethical and regulatory precision. |
| CH 5. Site Visits & Audits: Monitoring Visit Types; Site/Investigator Selection Criteria; SSV/SQV Procedures; SIV Procedures; RMV/IMV/PMV Procedures; SCOV Procedures | Strengthen PI oversight during site qualification, initiation, routine and close‑out visits; interpret monitoring findings and ensure audit readiness. |
| CH 6. Patient Safety, Recruitment & Compliance: ICH GCP History; Patient Recruitment Strategies; Engagement & Retention; Adherence Monitoring; Human‑Subject Safety; Ethics for Special Populations | Equip PIs to develop recruitment/retention plans, monitor adherence, safeguard vulnerable subjects, and uphold safety standards in trial populations. |
| CH 7. Regulatory Compliance & Ethics: PI Reporting for AEs/SAEs; IND/CTA/IDE Submissions; Global Compliance Challenges; Privacy & Data Security; Expanded Access Ethics; AE/SAE Reporting; Protocol Deviations Management; DSMB Roles; Trial Registries; Conflict‑of‑Interest Mitigation; Research Integrity | Advance PI capabilities in safety reporting, regulatory submission preparation, data‑privacy compliance, registry maintenance, conflict‑management, and ethical oversight of expanded access and international investigations. |
| CH 8. AEs, Monitoring & QA: Advanced AE Review; Risk‑Based Monitoring; SDV Oversight; Remote Monitoring; Data Consistency; Digital Oversight Platforms; Site Monitoring Plans; Vendor QA; Regulatory Audit Preparation; Medical Device Safety Monitoring | Develop PI mastery in AE assessment, implement risk‑based and remote monitoring, ensure data quality, manage vendor relationships, and prepare for regulatory inspections. |
| CH 9. Advanced Data & Document Management: Protocol Deviations & Resolution; EDC Fundamentals; Data Validation & Query Resolution; Privacy Laws (HIPAA/GDPR); Audit‑Readiness Documentation; Data Standardization; Missing Data Handling | Strengthen PI proficiency in EDC, data integrity, global privacy compliance, audit‑ready documentation, and handling deviations and missing data in multi‑site trials. |
| CH 10. Clinical Trial Niches for PIs: Oncology; Neurology; Cardiology; Pulmonology; Gastroenterology; Dermatology; Rheumatology; Endocrinology; Infectious Diseases; Rare Diseases; Pediatrics; Psychiatry; Geriatrics; Nephrology; Hematology; Ophthalmology; Addiction Medicine; Devices; Regenerative Medicine; Telemedicine; Pharmacogenomics; Trauma; Vaccinology; Transplant; Immunotherapy; Sleep Medicine; Psychopharmacology; Perioperative; Imaging; Women’s Health; Fertility; Palliative Care; Environmental Medicine; Gastrointestinal Cancers; Pediatric Rare Syndromes; Sports Medicine; Longevity; Nutrition; Space Medicine; Biomarker Discovery; Post‑Infection Syndromes; Rare Neuromuscular Disorders; Preventative Cardiology; Healthcare Disparities; Autoimmune Neurology; Neuro‑Oncology; Wound Care; Emergency Preparedness; Pediatric Cardiology; Dental & Oral Health; Occupational Health; Behavioral Medicine; Robotics in Surgery; Neonatal Trials; Interstitial Lung Disease; Migraine; End‑of‑Life Care; Medical Genetics; Veteran Health; Ototoxicity; Health Tech Validation; Neurodevelopmental Disorders | Equip PIs with specialized knowledge across a vast array of therapeutic and technological domains, enabling protocol design, oversight, and scientific leadership in niche and emerging research areas. |
| CH 11. International Trial Mastery: Global Regulatory Variations (FDA, EMA, PMDA, ICMR); Emerging Markets & LMIC Challenges; Diverse Population Recruitment; Global Logistics & IP Supply; Multinational Compliance | Develop PI expertise in navigating diverse regulatory frameworks, cultural recruitment strategies, supply‑chain logistics, and adapting compliance protocols for global, resource‑limited settings. |
| CH 12. Medical Device Clinical Research: FDA IDE; EU MDR; ISO Standards; Post‑Market Surveillance; Human Factor Studies; Non‑Invasive Remote Monitoring Trials | Advance PI skills in device‑trial design, regulatory submissions, human factors evaluation, and remote monitoring methodologies for medical devices. |
| CH 13. Research Technologies & Innovation: Blockchain for Data Security; Wearables & Telemetry in Remote Trials; Gene‑Editing Protocols | Build PI competence in emerging research technologies, blockchain, wearables, telemetry, and gene‑editing to secure data and support innovative trial designs. |
| Final Review & ARPIC Exam: PI Exam Study Guide; ARPIC Certification Exam (50 Questions) | Validate comprehensive PI competencies via study guide and certification exam; consolidate learning. |
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Training + Certification
Set the standard for success at your site with ARPIC
| Provider / Course | Core Offering & Credentials | Price + Renewal & Key Pros / Cons |
| CCRPS – ARPIC™ Advanced Principal Investigator Physician Certification | • 170 + modules across 13 chapters 170 CPD hours • 50-question proctored exam • Digital certificate + LinkedIn badge • CPD accredited • Lifetime access • Includes 1 free CRC training for team support |
$500 Pros: most comprehensive CPD accredited PI certification at accessible price; covers site leadership, ethics, protocol writing, GCP, decentralized and device trials; flexible self-paced format; 14-day refund policy Cons: heavier content load (~174 hours) |
| Academic PI Training Program | • 8-week program (~40–60 hours) • Certificate of completion • Recorded lectures, discussion boards • Basic GCP, protocol design, team management | $2,000–$2,800 Pros: strong academic foundation; university brand credibility Cons: lacks CPD; limited hands-on tools; no lifetime access or post-course mentorship |
| Sponsor-Based PI Training Course | • Sponsor-mandated content for investigator qualification • Covers FDA Form 1572, ICH-GCP, protocol adherence • No portable certificate or exam | Free (included with trial participation) Pros: convenient and role-specific; fulfills immediate sponsor requirements Cons: non-transferable credential; limited depth; lacks leadership, multi-trial, or global trial training |
| Short-Format Industry PI Program | • GCP and trial oversight essentials • 10–12 hours of content • Completion certificate only • No live faculty or custom mentoring | ~$699 Pros: quick compliance refresher; accessible online format Cons: lacks advanced topics (e.g., protocol design, multicenter trial management); no credential portability. |
The introduction and steps to prepare for the modules, achieving success, and certification were very well developed. Excellent introduction.
The introduction and steps to prepare for the modules, achieving success, and certification were very well developed. Excellent introduction.
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Read LessThe Advanced Principal Investigator Training and Certification course is an Insightful and informative course.
The Advanced Principal Investigator Training and Certification course is an Insightful and informative course.
Read LessGreat Course that was very helpful to my career as a Principal Investigator.
Great Course that was very helpful to my career as a Principal Investigator.
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Its a comprehensive training with fair amounto of details
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| Question | Answer |
| What is a principal investigator? | A principal investigator is the lead researcher overseeing all aspects of a clinical trial. They are responsible for study design, participant safety, and regulatory compliance. |
| What is the definition of a principal investigator in research? | A principal investigator (PI) is the individual responsible for the overall conduct, integrity, and success of a research study, often serving as the main contact with sponsors and IRBs. |
| How much do principal investigators make? | PI salaries range from $112,000 to $250,000+, depending on specialty, funding, and trial complexity. The ARPIC certification can help unlock higher salary tiers. |
| How can I become a certified principal investigator? | Enroll in the ARPIC program, complete the training modules, and pass the proctored 50-question exam. You’ll earn CPD credits, a certificate, and a LinkedIn badge. |
| What does a principal investigator do day to day? | PIs manage research teams, ensure protocol adherence, review data, handle compliance, and communicate with sponsors and oversight boards. |
| What’s the benefit of principal investigator certification? | Certification provides formal recognition of your PI qualifications, improving credibility, site selection chances, and salary potential. |
| What’s included in the ARPIC principal investigator training? | You’ll cover ethics, GCP, protocol design, audits, SAE reporting, medical device trials, data integrity, decentralized trials, and more. |
| Is ARPIC aligned with FDA, EMA, and NIH standards? | Yes, the program adheres to global regulations including FDA, ICH-GCP, GDPR, HIPAA, and NIH funding standards. |
| What does the ARPIC exam involve? | A 50-question, scenario-based exam. Passing score: 70%. Two attempts are included. |
| How long does the course take to complete? | 2–4 weeks on average, self-paced. You have lifetime access to review and revisit material. |
| Is there mentorship included in ARPIC? | While standard plans include community support, mentorship upgrades offer private coaching with certified PIs. |
| Can I use this for NIH-funded trials? | Yes. The course includes modules on IND, IDE, grant compliance, and clinical trial registration—all NIH requirements. |
| Do I get support after I finish the course? | Yes, you get lifetime access to updates and the option to return for refreshers. The certificate is permanently valid. |
| What if I’m already a principal investigator? | ARPIC is a great way to formalize your experience, update your skills, and gain formal recognition that sponsors and IRBs respect. |
| What’s the difference between a PI and a co-principal investigator? | A PI holds overall responsibility; co-principal investigators share duties, often in large or multicenter trials. |
| What are the software tools covered in this course? | REDCap, Medidata, Veeva, CTMS, EDC platforms, TMF filing systems, and more. |
| Does this program help with audit preparation? | Yes. You’ll learn site monitoring, inspection readiness, protocol deviation management, and data verification practices. |
| What kind of documentation will I learn to manage? | Investigator Brochures, Case Report Forms (CRFs), Trial Master File (TMF), delegation logs, AE/SAE logs, and informed consent documents. |
| Is there a money-back guarantee? | Yes, there’s a 14-day risk-free refund policy. No questions asked. |
| Are payment plans available? | Yes. Split payment options are available via Klarna, Affirm, and in-house. |
| Is CRC training included? | Yes. One free CRC training course is included to strengthen your site team. |
| Is the certification valid internationally? | Yes, it’s recognized by international regulators, sponsors, and CROs across the U.S., EU, Asia, and beyond. |
| What makes ARPIC different from sponsor-required PI courses? | ARPIC is portable across sponsors and offers real leadership training—not just GCP basics. It prepares you for long-term success as a PI. |
| Can I preview the course before enrolling? | Yes. A free module preview is available so you can explore the format and curriculum. |
| What’s the role of a PI in a clinical trial? | From start to finish, a PI is responsible for trial integrity, patient safety, regulatory submission, and successful study execution. |
| Do I get continuing medical education credit? | Yes. You earn 50+ CPD hours. |
| Does ARPIC help with job opportunities? | Yes. Grads have secured roles at CROs, universities, and top health systems. Certification boosts recruiter and sponsor visibility. |
| Can this help me move into a director or leadership role? | Definitely. Many PIs use ARPIC as a stepping stone to Clinical Research Director or Medical Monitor roles. |
| What happens if I don’t pass the exam the first time? | You get a second attempt included, along with full access to study materials and support resources. |
| How do I enroll? | Just click 'Enroll Now' on the course page. You’ll receive instant access, onboarding tools, and support to begin your certification journey. |
