Webinar Replay: Clinical Trial Management in MedTech & Working with CROs
On-demand webinar
As a MedTech company, understanding clinical trial management is critical, and working with CROs is part of the journey. On August 31, Chris Rao, our Senior Vice President of Research and Clinical Development, will join a webinar by MedTech Innovator to speak about this crucial topic.
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About the speaker
Senior Vice President of Research and Clinical Development, Alira Health
Chris has over 15 years of experience in clinical research, including roles in project management, monitoring, and data management, and has held leadership positions managing both domestic and international teams. He is responsible for new business and project activities for Alira Health’s internal CRO, regulatory, and CMC practices, and works with new and current clients to define corporate and scientific strategy, blending a commercial and clinical approach.
Prior to Alira Health, Chris previously served as an Associate Director at the boutique oncology CRO, Clinical Assistance Programs (CAP) with a focus on clinical trial design and management and worked previously as a consultant analyst at Stone-Crowne Associates, performing pharmaceutical marketing data analysis for large pharma clients such as Johnson & Johnson as well as corporate financial analysis for MIT and Harvard University. He is a certified Clinical Project Manager and Clinical Research Associate.
Prior to Alira Health, Chris previously served as an Associate Director at the boutique oncology CRO, Clinical Assistance Programs (CAP) with a focus on clinical trial design and management and worked previously as a consultant analyst at Stone-Crowne Associates, performing pharmaceutical marketing data analysis for large pharma clients such as Johnson & Johnson as well as corporate financial analysis for MIT and Harvard University. He is a certified Clinical Project Manager and Clinical Research Associate.
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