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DeHaemer joins CSS as senior enrollment specialist role

Tuesday, January 15, 2013 08:00 AM

Clinical Site Services (CSS), a site performance company that provides solutions to increase the enrollment potential for investigative sites, has appointed Teresa DeHaemer as a senior enrollment specialist.

With over 11 years of experience working within a clinical research environment in the pharmaceutical/biotech industry, DeHaemer comes to CSS with an extensive background in understanding the enrollment needs of sites, sponsors and CROs. Formerly, DeHaemer worked as a business development consultant and site manager for a pharmaceutical research organization in Maryland where she oversaw both clinical research and business development endeavors.

In her new role as senior enrollment specialist at CSS, DeHaemer will utilize her extensive experience in the clinical and pharmaceutical industry sector to develop and implement local enrollment plans for sites, CROs and Sponsors.

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