Clinical Research Training by Focus Edu care

Updated on: Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Focus Edu Care Group has announced the opening of admissions to clinical research training September, 2010 sessions.

Focus Institute of Clinical Research, professional training institute, a part of the diversified Focus Edu Care Group provides PG Diploma and Advanced PG Diploma in various facets of clinical research in accordance to the industry needs and standards to equip students with skill sets in demand.

Applications to the professional training are available at all the centers across India

Various other courses offered here are 1 Year Regular Batch in Clinical Research and 1 Year Weekend Batch (which includes Clinical Data Management and Pharma co-vigilance).
Healthcare professionals – MBBS, BDS, MD and Students with Bachelor’s (B.Sc), Master’s (M.Sc) or a Ph.D. in a Science (Life Science, Botany, Zoology, M.Sc Biochemistry, Physiotherapy, Ayurveda, VET, Homeopath, Nursing) are eligible for Clinical Research Associate Training Program

For more information please log on to www.focuseducare.com

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