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Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast

Note to File is a podcast for clinical research sites - interviews, best practices, and candid commentary from Brad Hightower, founder of Hightower Clinical and clinical research professional.

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29:04

Jeslyn Atanu, HTex Clinical

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/08/25

Jesyln Atanu is a highly dedicated research professional with a range of experience from patient recruitment to working as a CRA, mentoring clinical researchers, and training Clinical Research staff on key subject matters. Jeslyn runs a clinical research service, HTex Clinical, that assists research sites in meeting their recruitment goals by providing them with protocol specific patient recruitment & retention consultation. In this episode, we discuss specialization vs generalization (shades of Dan

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19:13

Mario Sierra, Paramount Research Network

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/08/18

Mario Sierra has a background in biochemistry and business. He currently works at Research Source as a clinical research coordinator and Business Strategist at Paramount Research Network. I’ve had the pleasure of getting to know Mario outside of the podcast and he has a bright future in the clinical research industry. In this episode we discuss his purposeful entry into clinical research, the adoption of e-source, and the slow adoption of technology across clinical research.

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33:25

Ethan Seville, Slope.io

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/08/10

Ethan Seville is a clinical research professional who has worked in a wide range of indications across various roles such as patient recruitment, coordinating, quality assurance, management, and regulatory. Ethan is now the Senior Director of Site Engagement for Slope.io, which helps researchers by ensuring their network of clinical trial patients get the exact medical supplies their care requires on time, on schedule and on budget. In this episode we discuss innovation at the site-level,

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29:53

Kim Talbot, PRN of Kansas

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/08/03

Kim Talbot is the founder of PRN of Kansas, a multi-specialty, stand-alone research site in Wichita Kansas. Kim has a BSN from Wichita State, and has been an APRN since 2001. In this episode we talk about the importance of developing a diverse study pipeline, what makes a good research coordinator, and the day-to-day of a research site owner.

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39:40

Jeffrey Smyth, E-Source: the good, the bad and the ugly

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/07/15

Jeffrey Smyth is the VP/COO for MOORE Clinical Research in Tampa, Florida. He has held the position since 2011 and has a Master’s in Healthcare Administration. Jeffrey and MOORE Clinical Research have recently implemented an e-source solution across their company. This episode discusses the challenges, rewards and issues involved with implementing e-source.

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18:41

Lucia Rodriguez and Bianca Garcia, Absolute Clinical...

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/07/06

Lucia Rodriguez and Bianca Garcia have worked in clinical research for well over 20 years combined. They’ve held just about every site-level title and worked across all phases, multiple therapeutic areas, and numerous. Basically - these ladies know their stuff. Recently they have teamed up to star their own company - Absolute Clinical Research. Absolute Clinical Research offers an individualized, customer-focused approach to clinical research management while maintaining patient safety and

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23:35

Mone' Brown, From CRC to CRA

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/06/29

Mone’ Brown is a well rounded clinical research professional who has a passion in many different areas of clinical research. Her passion is Regulatory Affairs in addition to monitoring. She has held roles from Regulatory Affairs Document Specialist, Clinical Research Coordinator as well as Project Manager. She holds a Master's of Science in Regulatory Science. She was unfortunately laid in March of 2020. Someone hire this woman before it’s too late! In this episode we discuss the jump for CRC to

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32:29

Dan Sfera, the Clinical Trials Guru

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/06/22

Dan Sfera is the Clinical Trials Guru. Dan has been publishing content in the clinical research space since 2010. Dan runs a clinical research consulting firm, operates multiple sites and also operates a CRO. The man has just about done it all when it comes to clinical research. In this episode we discuss his beginnings in clinical research, learning when to pivot, our shared affinity for Gary Vaynerchuk, hiring for potential vs hiring for experience, and the importance of becoming a generalist.

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29:45

John Bowman and His Path from CRC to MD

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2020/06/14

John Bowman is a 2017 graduate from Washington and Lee University with a BS in Biology currently working in Charleston, SC as a clinical research coordinator . His goal is to become an MD with an emphasis on clinical trials as well as conventional medicine. In this episode, we discuss clinical research as a path to becoming a surgeon, pediatric trials vs older populations, the importance of preparation, building trust with your patients, and building a routine.

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32:04

Jeannie Farnsworth and the Exciting World of Research...

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/06/08

Jeannie has worked in clinical research for 20 years across multiple therapeutic areas including gastroenterology, ophthalmology, neurology and endocrinology. Her experiences range from study coordination, clinical care and conduct, regulatory oversight, site operations, on-boarding and training, and site management. She is currently a Research Compliance Analyst at Banner Health and the Phoenix Chapter Chair for SOCRA. In this episode we discuss the increasing use of telehealth, training new

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25:55

Interview - Lorraine Dishman

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/06/01

Our guest today is Lorraine Dishman. Lorraine is a diligent and detail-oriented clinical research professional who is passionate about supporting the advancement of scientific discovery. She oversees the clinical trial process from start-up to closeout and has held roles from clinical research coordinator to clinical research project manager. She’s worked in academic institutions, third-party sites and the Department of Health and Human Services. In this episode we discuss being furloughed due to

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19:03

Interview - Kartik Munshi

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/05/28

Today we welcome Kartik Munshi to the podcast. Kartik is the Research Operations Manager for the Cardiovascular Medicine Department at the University of Kansas Medical Center. I’ve known Kartik for several years and we worked together previously at the Oklahoma Heart Hospital Research Foundation. He’s been in clinical research for 10 years and has worked in a number of positions from clinical research coordinator to QA and compliance. In this episode we discuss opening back up in the time of

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09:52

Making CT.gov Work for You

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/05/18

For full show notes with screen shots, please visit our website at http://www.notetofilepodcast.com When I first started in clinical research, I worked for a well-established neurology department at a university. At the time, it seemed like studies just flowed in without having to pursue them - until they didn’t. Faculty came and went. Research staff had turned over. Suddenly, we needed studies - bad! At the time, I had no idea what I was doing. I took to clinicaltrials.gov and started sorting,

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01:49

The Informed Consent Process

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/05/14

The informed consent process is generally the first impression that subjects make with your research site. As a result, the importance of how the process is manged is of the utmost importance. Here are some quick tips for how to simplify the informed consent process. In addition, I would encourage all sites to consider the informed consent process a first impression for potential clinical trial participants. Put yourself in the subjects shoes: would you participate in a trial that your site was

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02:00

Build Your Relationships

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/05/14

I learned very quickly that relationship building is super important and dangerously underrated in clinical research. The relationships you forge (or don’t) with your PI, subjects and CRAs can make all the difference. Here are some simple, easy ways you can start strengthening your relationships and how they can benefit you in the long run.

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02:05

A Good CRC is Hard to Find

Note to File: A Clinical Research Podcast ·

2020/05/14

I always say “no one sets out to be a clinical research coordinator”. It’s often the type of job that people just fall in to. As a result there are ridiculously diverse backgrounds of clinical research staff - from high school graduates to MDs! So what really makes a successful research coordinator? It’s not necessarily credentials or education. I always look for soft skills first when hiring new research staff. Why? The technical aspects of clinical research can be always be trained. In fact, many

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