Elizabeth Hanson

Role
Associate Scientific Director at Takeda
Location
Chicago, IL, US
LinkedIn followers
500 followers

Experience

  1. Associate Scientific Director

    Takeda

    Apr 2013 — Present

    Develop tactical clinical plan and study designs to support the global development and establish the conditions essential for determining the safety, efficacy, medical usefulness, and marketability of CNS compounds - Develop clinical synopsis in collaboration with other members of the clinical team- Protocol development and scientific oversight of clinical development programs in CNS - Participate in development of Statistical Analysis Plan, Medical Monitoring Plan and other clinical trial-related documents- Provide responses to regulatory authorities in collaboration with Medical Monitor and Regulatory Affairs team members- Provide input on trial executional issues as needed- Provide training to CRAs and other site personnel internal team members on therapeutic area, appropriate subject selection and mitigating placebo response- Review aspects of the study execution and determine if any modification is required to maintain quality control- Review clinical data for meaningful trends to support improvements in trial design and execution for future CNS trials.

Skills

  • Clinical Monitoring
  • Clinical Research
  • Regulatory Submissions
  • Clinical Development
  • Therapeutic Areas
  • Gcp
  • Regulatory Affairs
  • Sop
  • Pharmaceutical Industry
  • Clinical Data Management
  • Drug Development
  • Clinical Trials
  • CRO
  • Ich-Gcp
  • Edc
  • Protocol

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