Experience

Position: Senior Clinical Trials Coordinator.

Education: She holds a Master’s degree in Medical Analytics with a specialization in Histopathology from the University of the West of England (with distinction) and a Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacology from Coventry University.

Experience: Clinical trial coordinator with experience gained in Poland and the UK. In the UK, she conducted clinical trials in the areas of oncology and dermatology (Phases I-III). Her responsibilities included caring for patients participating in the trials, ensuring the proper conduct of visits, maintaining medical records, and collaborating with physicians and the entire research team.

Her experience also includes preclinical studies of cancer immunotherapy conducted in the UK. She has worked on:

• investigating the signaling pathways responsible for immune cell migration, which may contribute to the development of more effective cancer vaccines (Coventry University),
• analyzing the mechanisms involved in the development of colon cancer and the potential for their use in immune therapy using new, more precise drugs (University of the West of England).

Area of activity

Areas of Interest: Her main areas of interest include:

• Oncology – explored during her studies and work in the UK, particularly in the field of innovative treatment methods such as immunotherapy and therapies for gastrointestinal, breast, and bladder cancers.
• Psychiatry – developed in Poland through participation in clinical trials on depression, addiction, and autism spectrum disorders.
• Dermatology – including experience in conducting research on atopic dermatitis, eczema, and chronic urticaria.

Training and scientific works

Training: She regularly improves his qualifications by participating in international training and courses, including:

• Novel Clinical Trial Design in Translational Medicine – University of Cambridge (2023)
• CERTaIN: Pragmatic Clinical Trials and Healthcare Delivery Evaluations – MD Anderson Cancer Center (2024)
• London Surgical Symposium – Imperial College London (2022)