House of Lords Reception

We are looking forward to our next annual champagne reception on the Terrace of the House of Lords on 10th June. This is an unashamedly social annual event at which business is done over champagne, fine wines and canapés. It brings together people from both the public and private across the life science community. A few places are still available, and anyone wishing to attend should contact mail@ccra.org.uk before 1st June.

Clinical Research is an important and respected field and can provide a rewarding career.

What is a clinical research associate (CRA)?
A clinical research associate (CRA) will run clinical trials to test, new or existing, drugs for their effectiveness, risks and benefits to ensure that they are safe to be released onto the market.

Participating in Clinical Trials

If you have an interest in joining clinical trials, the relevant pages on this site will give you plenty of insight into the whole process:

Partnership with Pharmiweb

CCRA is proud to have formed a media partnership with Pharmiweb Europe's leading industry-sponsored portal providing the latest news and jobs available in the sector, as well as features and events listings.

https://www.pharmiweb.jobs

"The CCRA provides a focus for debate and discussion with both Government and other Trade associations and a vital connection with other research bodies..."

Dr Malcolm Barrett-Johnson, Managing Director, PharmaMedic Consultancy