PharmaNet hires vp for clinical operations
Catherine Derasp will oversee Phase I clinics
Derasp will oversee the management of the company's 350-bed Phase I clinical operations that are located in Montreal and Quebec City, Canada. In addition to first-in-man and proof-of-concept phase I clinical services, she will be responsible for a variety of studies in special populations, cardiac safety testing, and drug-drug interaction studies.
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