Community Health Worker Training in Clinical Research

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This research training provides community health workers with a basic level of competency in clinical research to better advocate for their communities’ health needs and enhance the quality and effectiveness of their work. These courses aim to enhance the knowledge and skills of community health workers, patient navigators, and community-based research coordinators to extend beyond the clinical settings and address the growing need to decentralize our approach to recruitment of underserved populations in research for our communities. Note that the total Seminar 1 and Seminar 2 series includes 29 distinct modules (some may have quizzes) offered asynchronously for internal and external audiences. Seminar 1: Clinical Research 101, consists of 21 modules, and Seminar 2: Research History & the Importance of Diversity and Equity in Research, consists of 8 modules. Topics include the fundamentals of clinical research, scientific concepts, and research design, research ethics, study management, clinical study operations, and communications and teamwork, as well as the importance of diversity and equity in research and the barriers to participation. You must complete all the modules, the related quizzes, and a short survey at the end of Seminar 2 Module 8 in order for your to gain credit for this learning event. Follow these instructions to access the modules: 1. Click Link to Training to access the training modules. 2. Enter your email and click “Send Registration Email” 3. A registration email will be sent to your mailbox with a link to create a password. Open the email and click the link to create a password. 4. Once the password is created, you will be logged in to the NYULH RISE Platform 5. You should see the NYU Langone Health CHW Research Training once you log in. Click the course and navigate through the modules. It will start with Seminar 1, Module 1 6. If you plan to leave the course and come back at another time, please use the following link, which will take you directly to the registration page to enter your email and password: https://nyu-langone-health.rise.com/ 7. At the conclusion of the final module, you will be provided with a certificate of completion and directed to a REDCap exit survey to provide your feedback on the course

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