Medical Research Network expands with US office

Tuesday, October 25, 2011 01:21 PM

Medical Research Network (MRN) has opened a US office in Raleigh, North Carolina to better service clients in North America while at its UK headquarters in Milton Keynes, the company has completed a management restructure to allow the leadership team more time to focus on its continued expansion.

Since its inception five years ago, MRN has experienced sustained growth and the opening of the new North American office marks a significant step in expansion of the company’s global offering. Already servicing more than 45 countries worldwide, the new office will allow quicker and more targeted nursing provision to be provided across North America.

The UK restructure has seen the current directors promoted to vice presidents and an expanded team of directors put in place to provide a structured program of expansion and business generation.

MRN provides home trial support, site nurse support and bespoke flexible solutions for clinical trial patient recruitment and retention across the globe. It works with many of the largest pharmaceutical, CRO and biotechnology organizations as well as with a large number of specialist and niche companies with complex and specialized therapies under research.

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