Daljit S. Tatla

Experience

1. Clinical Program Director

   UCB

   Jan 2012 — Present · Raleigh-Durham, NC, US

   UCB PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. RALEIGH, NC (2012-PRESENT) A global biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery and development of therapies to treat severe immune system and CNS diseases. Comprised of employees in ~40 Countries. CLINICAL PROGRAM DIRECTOR, MEDICAL DEVICE • Self-Injection Devices (2012-Present). Lead the development and execution of clinical strategies to deliver the data required to demonstrate proof of concept and / or support regulatory approval and safe launch / adoption of self-Injection devices (needle-safe syringes, mechanical auto-injectors, smart electro-mechanical auto-injector, needle-free injection). • Wearable Sensor Devices (2016 – 2017). Led all aspects of clinical development to finalize and execute study design for a 21 patient pilot study and successfully demonstrated clinical feasibility of a sensor patch to monitor motor symptoms in Parkinson’s disease. Designed study to evaluate usefulness of data from a wearable sensor band to improve diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson’s disease. CLINICAL PROGRAM DIRECTOR, IMMUNOLOGY / CIMZIA (2012 – 2015) • Led all aspects of global development for a 900 patient (C-EARLY) Ph3 clinical study. Study completed, data delivered, and submission filed on time. Expanded EU indication (include early RA, DMARD-naïve patients) for Cimzia® approved Dec-2015. • Oversaw (via CPD) development for a partnered (Otsuka) 300 patient Japan (C-OPERA) clinical study. Ph3 study completed, data delivered, and submission filed on time. Expanded Japan indication (include early RA, DMARD-naïve patients) for Cimzia approved Jun2015. • Oversaw (via CPD) a portfolio of clinical studies designed to establish new indications in existing geographies (EU, Japan) and existing indications in new geographies (China, Korea)

Education

• PhD: University of Strathclyde (UK)

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Pharmacology & Electrophysiogy

• University of London (UK)

  P.G.Cert.Ed., Education & Communication

• University of Portsmouth (UK)

  B.Sc. (Hons), Pharmacology