Why IACRT exists
Clinical research translation is a highly specialized field, yet translators working in this area are often scattered across countries, languages, companies, and professional networks.
IACRT was created to change that.
We believe clinical research translators deserve a professional organization focused specifically on our field — one that can bring us together, advocate for our profession, help us navigate challenges, and give translators a stronger collective voice.
Whether you work independently, through an agency, or as part of a larger organization, you should have a place where you can connect with others who understand the work you do.
What we’re building
IACRT is building a global community of clinical research translators and a professional directory where qualified translators can make their expertise visible to potential clients, including CROs, pharmaceutical companies, and other organizations working in clinical research and healthcare.
- Connect clinical research translators across languages and countries.
- Advocate for the interests and professional recognition of clinical research translators.
- Support translators as they navigate the challenges of working in a highly specialized field.
- Build visibility by helping organizations find qualified clinical research translators.
A global community
Clinical research translation can be a very independent profession. Working remotely gives us incredible flexibility, but it can also mean working without the sense of community that comes with a traditional workplace.
IACRT exists to make sure you don’t have to do this alone.
We are building a community where translators can meet colleagues, share experiences, raise concerns, exchange knowledge, and help shape the future of our profession.
Our Board
IACRT is governed by a Board of Directors dedicated to advancing the interests of clinical research translators and building a strong, international professional community.
| Director | Based in |
|---|---|
| Volkan Dede | Asia |
| Antonella Rosito | Europe |
| Jared Johnson | United States |
Our Board brings together perspectives from different parts of the world as we work to develop IACRT and serve the clinical research translation community globally.
Just getting started
IACRT is in its early stages, and there is much more to come.
Our website, global directory, community initiatives, and advocacy work will continue to grow as more clinical research translators join us.
We’re building IACRT with the profession in mind — and we want you to be part of it.