
If you're ready to progress in clinical research but aren't getting the opportunities you deserve this is your course. This program is built specifically for CRAs who want to accelerate their career growth but don't know how to break through to the next level.
Maybe you've been working hard but not being recognized for leadership, or you've been applying to Senior CRA or Study Manager roles without success. Maybe you're hearing vague feedback like "you don't have enough experience" and you're unsure what hiring managers actually look for senior candidates progressing in your career shouldn’t feel this complicated.
The path to becoming a Senior CRA or stepping into Study Management is rarely transparent. Expectations vary, companies communicate poorly, and most CRAs simply never get structured mentoring.
This course gives you absolute clarity. After completion, you'll:

Ben is a respected global clinical operations expert and a leading voice in practical, experience-driven training for CRAs. With a decade of hands-on experience across oncology, cell therapy, and multiple therapeutic areas spanning Phases I-IV, he has worked throughout the entire clinical trial litecycle - progressing trom CTA to CRA Senior CRA, and into global study leadership roles. This broad, end-to-end experience enables him to teach not only what CRAs need to do, but why it matters and how to execute effectively in real-world clinical operations.
Having monitored group and managed complex studies across multiples regions and stakeholder groups, Ben brings a all-round combination of site-level expertise operational strategy, and cross-functional collaboration. His mission is to demystify the clinical research career pathway and give CRAs the tools, mindset, and confidence to progress into senior and leadership roles.
Students will benefit from Ben's real-world knowledge, transparent teaching style, and problem-solving approach - all gained from years of navigating actual trial challanges and supporting the growth of CRAs across the Industry.




