Sickkids: A Case Study

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I am interested to join in the administrative coordinator role at SickKids. This role is a great fit based on the pharmacology doctorate, cancer research experience, clinical trials knowledge, and advanced literature research and analytical skills.
The pharmaceutical industry proficiency involved secondary research on oncology drug development, disease states, therapeutic area strategies and new treatment modalities. The proficiency in clinical trial methodologies, design and statistics enables to interpret and coordinate the scientific research and collaborative studies, documentation and support functions. In addition, the client service, analytical, and organizational and time management skills support value-added project goals, deliverables

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