Dan Milam

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About Dan Milam

Over 20 years’ success in clinical trial management consultation, global alliances, project management, and client training and development within clinical research and pharmaceutical sector. Email: Dan@Milam5.com I am a results-oriented, quality-focused, and versatile professional with proven background in leading all facets of international clinical sites management, including scientific leadership, quality improvement, clinical operations group management, and optimal resource allocation. I have well-developed expertise in project and strategic account management, KOL and clinical development leader engagement, and regulatory / ICH GCP compliance to ensure superior quality and high standards of performance excellence. I have an extensive therapeutic indication experience involving Cardiovascular Disease, Oncology, Vaccines, Device, Immunology, Diabetes, GI, Respiratory, Osteoporosis, and Pain Management. I am an engaging and articulate communicator with strong ability to clearly convey complex technical information and propose novel solutions to build consensus with key industry stakeholders, including high-value clients and clinical expert. My consistent focus on remaining at the forefront of rapidly evolving industry trends allows me to maintain a competitive advantage. Few highlights of my career are: I planned and executed clinical trial programs, such as study development and project and engagement management while ensuring completion of trials within stringent time, quality, and budget constraints. I standardized communication and management of clinical trials between sponsor, client, and site by developing and implementing site relationship alliance initiative. I developed clinical operations group to expand company’s offerings to include clinical trial management and site recruitment strategy development to pharmaceutical companies and CROs. While others take pride in meeting all standards set before them, my passion is for delivering service that goes beyond organizational expectations.