TKL Research appoints vp of operational excellence
US CRO hires Kevin Vernarec
Vernarec has previously held a variety of operational roles at multinational CROs covering global project management, clinical operations, proposals, budgeting and costing, CTMS and EDC systems implementation, vendor management, process re-engineering and project planning and tracking.
Headquartered in Rochelle Park, New Jersey, TKL Research provides clinical trial management services for Phase I-IV clinical research studies, including an inpatient Phase I facility and outpatient specialised research clinics.
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