In the third installment of the ACRP at 50 Fellows blog series, Suzanne Kincaid, CCRA, ACRP-PM, FACRP, shares how ACRP has helped her grow into an industry leader at the forefront of emerging trends in clinical research.
Protocol deviations are a familiar part of clinical research, yet historically there has been little regulatory clarity around their classification and management. Clinical teams are now expected to demonstrate stronger inspection readiness, consistent deviation classification, and well-reasoned documentation. By applying the new structure and definitions, clinical research professionals will be able to strengthen deviation categorization and reduce operational risk across diverse study environments.
The Association of Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP) launched "Research Rising," the theme for the 2026 Clinical Trials Day campaign, an annual celebration organized and championed by ACRP since 2014.
Women's History Month is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate women leaders. Hear from a group of high-achieving women—who will lead a Signature Series panel discussion at ACRP 2026— describe the leadership skills and learnings that helped advance their careers.
The Association of Clinical Research Professionals (ACRP) today announces Huron, a global professional services firm with extensive experience in education and research, as the newest member of ACRP’s Partners Advancing the Clinical Research Workforce™, a multi-stakeholder collaborative of clinical research industry leaders who are committed to building a diverse, research-ready clinical research workforce.