Kerri is an enthusiastic and determined clinical research professional with education and experience in many aspects of the industry. During her undergraduate and graduate studies in the clinical research program at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, Kerri obtained an educational foundation in scientific writing, regulatory affairs, pharmacoeconomics, pharmacotherapeutics, epidemiology, data management, and product development and safety. In her career as a study coordinator and site manager, Kerri has worked in a variety of therapeutic areas and developed essential clinical, administrative, and managerial skills. She has also had experience in strategic clinical enrollment, where she successfully created and implemented strategies to create awareness about clinical research and trial participation in local communities across North America.
Kerri has also worked as an in-house monitor, collaborating with contract research organizations, pharmaceutical sponsors, and investigative sites to manage the conduct, data, regulatory, and safety aspects of global clinical trials. She is very passionate about clinical research because of the opportunity it gives patients all over the world to have access to more treatment options and healthcare, while also an avenue for scientists and researchers to develop novel therapies that can ultimately save lives and provide better quality of life.