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Power Up! Give Your Brain a Break!
Session Chair(s)
Julie Ho
Associate Director, Business and Market Development, DIA, United States
Let’s break the mold of the traditional DIA Annual Meeting Program offering and give your brain a break from all the scientific stuff! Come and enjoy this fun opportunity to laugh and be inspired by none other than your colleagues. A series of 5-minute presentations will be delivered by Annual Meeting attendees who will share unique stories.
Title of Presentations Include:
From Medical Student to Patient to Patient Advocate
Reorientating the Racing Brain
Flying Blind in a Hurricane: Why Pharma Must Think "Systems"
From Geek to Geek Chic: The Passion and Power of Science and Math
Try Law. Then Leave It. Like I did
I have to do what? Tales and Triumphs as a Clinical Study Participant
Seuss Consulting: Where It's Safe to Reveal Your Super Powers!
Living with Type III Mody Diabetes
Glass Ceiling or Stinkin' Thinkin'? An Application to Life Sciences of Sheryl Sandberg's Lean-In
Where were you taught…. Idiot Recruiter School?
Learning Objective : Describe inspirational, informative videos prepared by meeting attendees.
Speaker(s)
Try Law Then Leave It - Like I Did
Brett Kleger, JD
Chief Executive Officer, Inspire, United States
Why the World Needs a Better Clinical Research System
Brian Edwards, DrMed
Director, International Society of Pharmacovigilance, United Kingdom
Where Were You Taught? Idiot Recruiter School?
Kieran Canisius, MSc
, EastHORN Clinical Services, Netherlands
Living With Mody Type III Dabietes
Michael O'Gorman, CPA
, Theradex Oncology, United States
From Medical Student to Patient to Patient Advocate
Raj Jayanthan
Director , Castleman Disease Collaborative Network, United States
Autonomic Is Not Automatic
Raouf Gharbo, DO
, EVMS-PMR, United States
Sabine Hutchison
, EastHORN Clinical Services, Netherlands
Glass Ceiling or Stinkin’ Thinkin’? An Application to Life Sciences of Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean-In
Sheila Mahoney Jewels, MBA
Drug Development Multi-Functionalist, LifeSciHub , United States
I Have to Do What? Tales and Triumphs of a Clinical Study Participant
Tammy J. Massie, PhD
Statistician, National Institutes of Health (NIH), United States
From Geek to Geek Chic: The Passion and Power of Science and Math
Tim Kulbago
Senior Vice President, Integrated Customer Solutions and Trial Oversight, Clario, United States
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