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CRC readiness

Can you show what you can do as a Clinical Research Coordinator?

You complete realistic Clinical Research Coordinator work, a reviewer reads what you produced, and you receive a CRC Readiness Score and evidence report describing observable strengths and developmental gaps.

Get your CRC Readiness Score
How it runs

Three steps, and a person reads your work

Built on the BORAKA Verified Competence Standard (BORAKA-VCS-CR-001).

  1. 01

    Tell us about your starting point

    A short form so we can match you to a realistic task and know what feedback would be useful.

  2. 02

    Complete a realistic CRC task

    A fictional scenario built on the kind of work a coordinator handles: protocol detail, documentation, safety and participant communication. Expect 30 to 45 minutes.

  3. 03

    Read your evidence report

    A reviewer notes what your work showed, where the gaps sit, and what to practice next.

What this is not

The boundaries, stated plainly

The limits are stated plainly before the score asks for your time.

  • It is not a certification and not a verified assessment.
  • It is not an employment decision and no employer sees your work without your agreement.
  • It is not a placement guarantee, and BORAKA makes no offer, salary or time-to-hire promise.
  • It does not produce a portable BORAKA record, a pass or fail, or a numeric prediction of job performance.

Get your CRC Readiness Score

We read every response.

City and state, or city and country.

Write what you do now, even if it is outside research.

Where you would most like feedback

A sentence or two is plenty.

You will be asked to complete one realistic coordinator task of about 30 to 45 minutes, in your own time.