Monitoring & GCP Compliance LIVE Workshop: Nov. 12-13

Includes Multiple Live Events. The next is on 11/12/2026 at 9:15 AM (EST)

Goal: To equip clinical research professionals with the knowledge and practical skills needed to effectively conduct and support clinical trial monitoring activities in accordance with Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and regulatory requirements, ensuring participant safety, data integrity, protocol compliance, and inspection readiness. 

Member Rate: $645.00

Non-Member Rate: $695.00

Dates:

Thursday November 12th and Friday November 13th, 2026, LIVE in Nashville, TN.

Time:

8:15 am EST to 12:15 pm EST

*All times in Eastern Standard Time Zone

Objective: To provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of clinical trial monitoring, including regulatory requirements, Good Clinical Practice (GCP) principles, risk-based monitoring strategies, and best practices for identifying and managing compliance issues to support high-quality, inspection-ready clinical research. Please contact us with any questions or concerns at [email protected].

Learning Objectives: Upon completion of the workshop, the attendee should be able to:

  • Understand the purpose of clinical trial monitoring and the regulatory requirements
  • Apply Good Clinical Practice principles during monitoring activities and monitor prep
  • Evaluate participant safety and data integrity through monitoring practices
  • Describe risk-based monitoring approaches
  • Identify, document, and manage non-compliance findings
  • Utilize monitoring as a key component of inspection readiness and overall quality management

Please book your Hotel Room here: 2026 SOCRA Project Management & Monitoring/GCP Conferences - Start your reservation

Please contact us with any questions or concerns at [email protected].

Emily Scheese

Emily Scheese (Moderator)

Clinical Research Associate

Emily Scheese is a Clinical Research Associate (CRA) with experience in Phase I–III solid tumor oncology trials and neurology research. She previously served as an early phase clinical research coordinator specializing in early phase, solid tumor oncology. Her experience in both site and monitoring roles informs her approach to participant protection, protocol compliance, and site collaboration. In addition to her CRA responsibilities, Emily serves as a mentor to new CRAs and a data quality subject matter expert, helping colleagues strengthen data integrity and inspection readiness. She is passionate about improving patient safety through building strong site-sponsor relationships, process improvement, and practical education for clinical researchers. 

Arianna Carrizo-Korley

Arianna Carrizo-Korley (Moderator)

Regulatory Leader

Arianna Carrizo-Korley, MHA, CCRP, is a regulatory leader with over six years of experience in clinical research, regulatory operations, and quality management. In addition to her master’s degree and certification of clinical research professional, Arianna is currently undergoing her doctoral studies in Healthcare Administration. Thus, she brings a unique combination of clinical research expertise, regulatory knowledge, and healthcare leadership to advancing compliant and efficient research operations. Arianna is experienced in leading regulatory teams, strengthening IRB and sponsor compliance, and developing standard operating procedures and training programs. Her efforts are also focused on conducting internal audits, supporting inspection readiness, and implementing process improvements aligned with FDA, NCI, sponsor, and institutional requirements. Known for a coaching-focused leadership style, Arianna is passionate about shaping research professionals, improving operational workflows, and building sustainable quality systems. Her approach emphasizes practical solutions, transparent communication, and scalable processes that promote both regulatory compliance and high-performing clinical research teams.

Jennifer Kinsey, CCRP

Jennifer Kinsey, CCRP (Moderator)

Oncology Clinical Operations Program Manager

Jennifer Kinsey, CCRP, is an Oncology Clinical Operations Program Manager with five years of experience in oncology clinical research. Throughout her career, she has overseen the operational management of more than 150 Phase I-III clinical trials, supporting the successful execution of complex research studies. Jennifer earned her Bachelors in Exercise and Sport Science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and has been a Certified Clinical Research Professional for the past two and a half years. She is dedicated to advancing cancer research through high-quality clinical trial operations, regulatory compliance, and fostering a patient centered research environment

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