The Global CCRC® Exam Committee uses psychometrically sound practices to develop Certified Clinical Research Coordinator (CCRC®) examinations that meet the current test specifications as determined by the most recent Job Task Analysis (JTA). Committee members will provide content expertise to the ongoing development of the CCRC® certification examinations. For further information on the Global CCRC® Exam Committee’s goals, objectives, key responsibilities, and meeting schedule, please refer to the Committee Charge below.
Alisha Daniels, MD, MHA, CCRC, CCRP
(Chair)
DIAN Study Executive Director
Washington University in St. Louis
St. Louis, MO
Term 2 / Year 3
Patricia Burks, RN, MA, CCRC
(Vice-Chair)
Director of Clinical Trial Affairs
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Bethesda, MD
Term 2 / Year 3
Mary Checovich, MS, CCRC
Senior Research Specialist
University of Wisconsin
Madison, WI
Term 2 / Year 3
Susan D. Donahue, CCRC, ACRP-PM
Senior Director, Operational Quality
Javara Inc.
Lexington, NC
Term 2 / Year 3
Hubert Lesur, CCRC
QA-GCP Au
HL Health Support
Paris, France
Term 2 / Year 2
Stephanie Mullin, RN, BSN, PHN, CCRC
Research Coordinator Supervisor
University of Southern California
Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery
Los Angeles, CA
Term 3 / Year 1
Ashley Smith, RN, CCRC
Clinical Research Coordinator
Holston Medical Group
Bristol, TN
Term 2 / Year 2
ACRP Staff Liaison:
Steven Gonzalez, ICE-CCP
steven.gonzalez@acrpnet.org
703-258-3505
The mission of the Academy’s Global Exam Committees is to uphold the integrity of the ACRP’s certification programs by using psychometrically sound practices to develop examinations that meet the current test specifications as determined by the most recent Job Task Analysis (JTA).
Purpose and Scope
The purpose of this policy is to establish guidelines for the ongoing development of the ACRP-CP®, CCRA®, CCRC®, and CPI® examinations, and applies to all exam committees of the Academy.
Responsibilities
These committees play a crucial role in the exam development process. To ensure the fairness, validity, and integrity of ACRP’s examinations, exam committee members will use psychometric best practices to ensure the examinations effectively measure the knowledge, skills, and tasks as identified by ACRP’s most recent JTA. Responsibilities typically include:
Committee Composition
Skills and Expertise
Roles
Term
Limits
MONITORING AND REVIEW SCHEDULE
Monitor as needed and review every two years by the Academy Board of Trustees.
DATES REVIEWED BY THE ACADEMY BoT
December 12, 2023
DATES MODIFIED BY THE ACADEMY BoT
December 12, 2023
DATES APPROVED BY THE ACADEMY BoT
December 12, 2023