Clinical Research Soft Skills with Ed Hogan

Jayzam Manabat

49 min

Success & Inspiration

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Many people tout about technical skills in clinical research. You need to know Microsoft Excel. You need to understand Good Clinical Practice. You need to memorize the FDA guidance documents. Have you ever heard someone talk about soft skills in clinical research? I realized the importance of soft skills after joining Abbott in 2007 as a Clinical Project Manager. When you work with a diverse team, you must master soft skills. Soft skills, also known as “<a href= "https://itsyourturnblog.com/lets-stop-calling-them-soft-skills-9cc27ec09ecb">real skills</a>”, help you learn, adapt and grow. In this interview, I invited Ed Hogan, Executive Vice President (EVP) at Invicro, to talk about soft skills in clinical research. Ed and I first met in 2005. He was the Director for Medical Imaging at PAREXEL/ Perceptive Informatics, my first job out of college. Ed is now responsible for overseeing the clinical services team which includes project management, imaging services, data management and reader management for early and late phase clinical trials. Ed has close to three decades of experience in clinical research, managing, and executing Phase I through Phase IV imaging trials in both the Pharmaceutical and CRO space. He is THE expert when it comes to medical imaging operations. Ed has progressive business experience in buil

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Clinical Research Soft Skills with Ed Hogan

Jayzam Manabat

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