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Hello everyone.

My name is Juliana, I'm Brazilian living in London.

I am a Dietitian, post-graduated in Infant Nutrition. I worked in pediatrics at some hospitals in Brazil and I was always interested in the scientific area. In recent years I had the opportunity to work in the scientific area (Medical Affairs) of the nutritional/pharmaceutical industry.

I believe that this course will help me a lot in my professional career.

It will be a pleasure to be together on this journey.

Best wishes to all

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Dear All,

I am Szilvia Konig and I am based in the UK - recently moved here from Malaga, Spain.

In the past several years I have been working as a Project Manager for IT Service Providers who build Electronic Data Capture systems for Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology companies to assist them with recording, cleaning and reporting on clinical data gathered mostly during Phase I, II and III trials.

I look forward to widening my knowledge in the operational aspects and I hope to be able to learn from all of you who are actively managing clinical trials.

It is a pleasure to study together with you and I am honored to be a student in this programme.

Kind Regards,

Szilvia

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Hello ! This is Lilly. Nice to meet you all. I am come from HKG. 

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Hello ! This is Lilly. Nice to meet you all. I am come from HKG. 

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I am Hasnat Sujon from Bangladesh, a medical doctor, and a clinical researcher.

It's been almost a decade since I passed my bachelor's, and only recently I completed my Masters in Infectious Diseases with an Erasmus Scholarship.

I am currently working as a Senior Research Investigator in Bangladesh and working in two global clinical trials on RSV vaccine. I have previously worked in several RCTs in communicable and non-communicable diseases.

Hope to interact more with all of you in the coming days. Cheers.

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My name is Dr Lucy Osei Ababio, I am a senior medical officer working with the Navrongo health Research center in Ghana.

I have worked as an investigator on a number of clinical trials including malaria, covid-19 and Lassa fever.

I hope to broaden my knowledge base through this course, and I look forward to a beautiful and a collaborative learning environment. Cheers!

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Hello everyone,

My name is Elena, I am pediatric and adult cardiac anesthesiologist working at the Mayo Clinic in USA. I am very much looking forward to starting this course and apply new knowledge in my work. There are so few well-designed clinical trials in pediatric cardiac anesthesiology and critical care but evidence-based recommendations for practicing clinicians are desperately needed.

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Hello to all.

Full Name: Dr. Mohammad Ashraful Amin Location: Bangladesh Current Position: Medical Officer and Researcher at ICDDR,B (International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh) Previous Position: Senior Medical Officer in Cardiology at a different hospital in Bangladesh Education: MBBS, MPH

Notable Achievements:

Involvement in multiple research projects related to cholera, shigella, and COVID-19.

Successfully completed the clinical trial project "Influenza vaccination after myocardial infarction: A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, multicenter trial (IAMI Trial)."

Best wishes to all

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Dear All,

I am Daisy residing in The Gambia and a Gambian by nationality. I work as a Regulatory Officer at the Medical Research Council Unit The Gambia at LSHTM. I am a nurse by profession. I have a little over six years work experience in Clinical Research working with different Clinical Trials.

I look forward to learning, acquiring more knowledge and interacting with you all through out the course.

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I am a little late adding to the introduction boards as I had trouble with my Moodle access - apologies! My name is Sheila McSweeney and I am one of the tutors on this module. I am a dermatologist based in the UK, although I am currently doing a PhD on a rare photosensitive skin disease (solar urticaria). I have an interest in clinical trials in dermatology as we really struggle to access funding for treatments for rare skin diseases due to the lack of clinical trials in our field.

I am really looking forward to working with you all this year and hope you find the course beneficial (I certainly did when I completed it!).

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Hi all, I'm Abi Merriel, a Senior Clinical Lecturer and Obstetrician in Liverpool. I am an NIHR Advanced Fellow, and working towards a feasibility trial as part of my work on supporting women in their decisions around birth.

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I'm Zoe, a CTM101 and CTM204 Tutor.  Pictured are my two dogs Abby (mini) and Fergal (maxi!).  It's a busy household with two children to make things even more chaotic.  Busy at home and busy at work but I still find time to walk and read. Currently trying to get back into regular attendance at the gym - very much a work in progress!  Looking forward to working with you all over the next academic year.

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Hi everyone, I'm Tadi. I graduated from my BSc in Health Sciences last year and started working as a research assistant in orthopedics. I'm now a clinical research coordinator at a children's hospital in Canada; i work in oncology. I'm super passionate about clinical research and improving health outcomes. In the future I'd love to work to in clinical research in places like my home country Zimbabwe.

Pleasure to meet everyone.

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My name is Anjuli May Jaen, often called as Jam. I am a principal investigator in the Philippines, mainly involved in vaccine trials for the past three years.

I initially applied and got accepted under the Clinical Epidemiology course last 2020. However, due to the pandemic, I had to put that dream on hold and as fate would have it, I was involved in clinical trials and got derailed for a few years.

However, this year, I decided to get back on track and pursue my MSc dream. Only this time, I decided to shift to Clinical Trials because I feel that I can really use what I will learn and translate it to my career as a principal investigator.

Looking forward to a fun and high-yield academic year!

Sincerely,

Jam

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I am 'Jide Okunade, a Clinical Research Associate from the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Nigeria.

I trained as an industrial/analytical chemist but have spent a little over a decade coordinating international, multi-centre clinical trials in Nigeria, and across sub-Saharan Africa.

I look forward to learning from the wealth of the expertise and experience of the tutors here and form bonds that transcends regions and continents to foster my knowledge and practice of implementing clinical trials.

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Hi. I’m Don Go.

I am medical doctor, a licensed medical technologist, and an MBA graduate in the Philippines, with public health background. Currently I’ve been working on clinical trials since the start of the pandemic at the Philippine General Hospital. My role in these studies is mostly as subinvestigator but I have gained experiences as clinical research coordinator as well. Most of my knowledge about clinical trials were learned from experiences in study implementation at our site, from start-up until the end of trial.

One interest in this field is to be involved in the design and conceptualizing protocols of clinical trials.

Looking forward to meet everyone, and may this year be exciting to learn about CT.

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I am Shellie, a Post-Doc fellow at the University of Nottingham in the UK, working on Gastroenterology within the Nottingham NIHR BRC and clinical trials unit. I am a Nurse by background, and have lots of experience working in research delivery as well as clinical specialist nursing in the NHS. I am working on new ways to deliver pragmatic, data driven trials for research into gastroenterology conditions.

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Dear all,
I'm Sid based in Mangalore, India and DMO for this module.

I'm a primary care physician and work on maternal and child health, and NCDs in LMICs. I'm an Assistant Professor of Epidemiology at LSHTM and managing a cluster RCT in India.

I look forward to getting to know and interacting with you all  over the year.

All the best!
Siddharudha (Sid)

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My name is Sophie Barthel (Friederike) and I am based in Hannover, Germany. We moved here in 2020 after living in the UK for over 20 years.

I have got a PhD in Medical Statistics from University College London and have worked in both academic and pharmaceutical sectors. Currently I am on maternity leave from my main job leading on Real World Data Unit at a CRO. We have a two year old son and are expecting the newest arrival at the beginning of 2024.

I look forward to getting to know the new students in 2023/24 and answering your questions.

Kind regards

Sophie

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Dear All,

I am Hameed Adelabu and I am indeed delighted to be a student on this program.

I work with Centre for Clinical Trials, Research and Implementation Science (CCTRIS - www.cctris.org), College of Medicine, University of Lagos; where I am the Senior Data Manager.

I look forward to equip myself with more skills in Clinical Trials and meeting with you all, as we learn together.

Thank you

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Hello Everyone!

I am Niveditha based in New Delhi, India. I am a co- module organizer for this module.

My area of work is non-communicable diseases specifically cardiovascular and musculoskeletal health in LMIC context. My contributions are mainly in the aspects of trial designing, planning statistical analysis and data management. I have also 13 years of experience in teaching quantitative research methods.

As always it is exciting to welcome a new batch of students to this course and I look forward to knowing you all.

Best wishes
Niveditha

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Hello, I'm Sheila Harvey, one of the module organisers. I am based in the UK. I trained in epidemiology and have worked on trials in a variety of healthcare settings in both low- and high-income settings. My current research is focussed on preventing violence against women in collaboration with colleagues at the Mwanza Intervention Trials Unit in Tanzania.
I am also a registered nurse and work in primary care here in the UK.

I am looking forward to getting to know you over the year.