Your Actual First Day

A Research Assistant scenario. Setting: Site clinic — your first shift, having never done this before. About 16 minutes.

You are working with The clinic, Everyone assumes you know things. The situation unfolds as you decide, and each choice changes what happens next.

10 scored decisions, each graded against a published rubric rather than marked right or wrong.

Competency areas assessed: D6, D1, D3, D2, D4, D5.

Anchored to ICH E6(R3) §2.3 — the delegation log says what you may do. Not knowing is a question, not an obstacle.; ICH E6(R3) §2.5 — a protocol instruction you cannot read is a protocol instruction you cannot follow.; ALCOA+ (original) — a correction must leave the first value readable, or nobody can tell it from an alteration.; ICH E6(R3) §2.8 — confirming that a named person takes part is itself the disclosure.; ICH E6(R3) §2.7.2 — whether it counts is a clinical judgment. Passing it on is not a judgment at all.; ICH E6(R3) §2.5 — a substitution nobody authorized makes the sample unusable and the participant bled for nothing..

You make the decisions and are scored on them against the global GCP standard (ICH E6(R3)). Free, no account needed to try.