Love this, Ladies! I've been in clinical research for 2 yrs after 20 yrs as a nurse. I love research! ❤ I'm a CRC in Baton Rouge.

Thank you ladies for sharing!

I needed this sis. Thank you🥹

I needed this sis!! Thank you🥹

This was a great talk. I am motivated!

This was a great panel, thank you to everyone involved! For the past 4 years, I've been a regulatory coordinator for oncology trials, and I can definitely agree that it is a BEAST for sure! This discussion really opened my eyes and helped me understand a lot, thank you!

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Thank you, very insightful.

What a great session! I resonate with the information that was shared. I am proud to learn how Mary is growing in her career. We were colleagues at PRA on the Merck program. I created and led the SME TEAM for the CTC role. Mary was one of my lead subject matter experts. I have transitioned from a people manager to a Clinical Team Manager working for PPD (now a part of Thermo Fisher Scientific). I am glad I made the change as I wanted the experience of managing the clinical portion of trials and working with CRAs. I have enjoyed my journey in the clinical industry starting as an administrative assistant, moving to a CTA/CTC, then people manager to now a Clinical Team Manager. Not a normal career progression; however, I am getting the experience to become well rounded in whatever I choose to do next in my career. Not sure what that is yet. 😊 Keep up the great work Ladies! It’s great to learn of the different experiences. ❤

You ladies are wonderful! Great conversation.

Thanks for all the information!! I’m excited about trying to get into the industry!

How do you manage getting your updates from your reg team? when they refused to accept request for email updates

This is an amazing video!

Soooo what is the tip in "getting started"

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As a veteran research monitor being in multiple organizations is nit the key. Experience in multiple specialities to develope the area you wish to master will grant you success. Good luck to you

Great video!! We also use a form of e-binders on our SSU team!

Extremely helpful details on clinical scientist role. Thank you so much!

Great presentation ladies

This platform is absolutely amazing! I’m a newbie here and new to research (1year) I’m so thankful I found this channel. Unfortunately I’m to late to register for this years conference but I’m hopeful that there will be more to come in the near future. I can’t wait to make connections and build great relationships. Thank you beautiful BW for investing your time and knowledge to help others advance and I hope to someday be an olive branch for others as well.

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Thank you for sharing. Good luck to all ❤

This was great! The biggest mistake I made starting out was giving the impression that I was always available. I was stretched thin until I learned to balance.

This was particularly insightful 👏🏽👏🏽

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Thanks, this has been helpful as I move into my project management career

Great information! So, glad I watched

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Columbia ❤

Needed to see this today!!

This is so helpful cos I have an MD and MPH and I am currently interviewing for a clinical scientist role in Pharma.

This is a very enlightening session. I am a CPA and currently work for a Sponsor of Clinical Trials specializing in Clinical Trials Accounting. It's so awesome to see Black Women in this space even if from a different aspect of the field. I'm very encouraged! Thanks for conducting this. I'd be interested in a follow up session from the Sponsor perspective. 😃

Love this!!❤️❤️

24:45, oh my!! My regulatory life!! 😩 I have been longing for this kind of workflow. Sometimes I feel like my site is being ran by the Flintstones…

Over 9 years I’ve done Data, clinic and regulatory up into being a supervisor. So, I often worry that companies will feel I am overqualified for a CRA position and under qualified for a CTM position. I’m trying to find the sweet spot to break into.

Thank you for this video, it was very informative and helpful! I love that Parexel, a company I have always admired, is actively looking for black researchers and cares about representation, it means a lot to me as a black researcher myself. I hope that one day I get the opportunity to utilize my skills towards the betterment of Parexel. Great job ladies

This was very informative; I learned so much. Thank you all.

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This was so informative. I wish I attended the LIVE session. Definitely took notes on things that were said and going to try them out! Thank you.

A super helpful and honest session!

This was great!! I'm glad I watched and will be watching it again.

As a CRA with an Investigator currently at MD Anderson and covered a visit previously at Baltimore VA, I AGREE! CRCs are my go-to PERIOD. They are the heart, backbone, hands, and feet off the study at the clinical trial site. PI’s would be LOST without their CRC. Thank you ladies for your amazing work and sharing your journeys with us!

I just recently joined BWICR on LI and FB; and this KZbin video was linked to the LI group. Excellent insights into Clinical Research. Thank you ladies for sharing -- info, your knowledge, your experiences, and your perspectives. I feel blessed y'all are here to guide and contribute to the future of diversifying clinical research.

This webinar is awesome.

Thank you ladies so much for this..

keep pushing, Black Women. We love you!!

Loved this discussion! Thank you BWICR.🙏🏾

It sounds like she's Loki advocating for the vaccine I didn't take it and will never take it because of the history government-sponsored drugs later being recalled with serious health effects and simply because they're acting like the vaccine is the cure-all which it isn't it doesn't stop you from catching covid or transmitting covid or even dying from covid fully vaccinated and plus I know for a fact the elites already have a cure never listen to their words always watch their actions