(KNSI) — St. Cloud State University is partnering with a cloud software company to advance hands-on training for its graduate curriculum in the medical technology program.
Veeva Systems serves some of the world’s largest biopharmaceutical and emerging biotechnology companies. SCSU will integrate the Veeva Vault eTMF into its graduate curriculum for the Applied Clinical Research Program located in Plymouth starting with the fall 2023 semester. The initials stand for electronic Trial Master File, which is used to store and track documents and data related to clinical trials.
Students in SCSU’s Applied Clinical Research Program are either medtech industry professionals looking to advance their careers or are looking to enter the clinical research field.
“Partnering with Veeva will enrich our curriculum and provide students with an applied understanding of industry-leading technology,” said Will Collis-Prather, assistant professor and director of the Applied Clinical Research Program at St. Cloud State University. “Students’ familiarity with a modern digital clinical operations application improves their job readiness so they can quickly deliver value to current or future employers.”
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