Lior Greenbaum
About Lior Greenbaum
Lior Greenbaum is a Clinical Development Specialist with a PhD in Molecular and Cellular Biology. He has extensive experience in managing clinical research projects and has held various positions in the medical field, including Director of Clinical Research at UltraShape and Pre-Clinical & Clinical Affairs Manager at Lumenis.
Work at BioSense
Lior Greenbaum serves as a Clinical Development Specialist at Biosense Webster since 2018. In this role, he manages both pre-clinical and clinical studies, contributing to the development and evaluation of medical technologies. His responsibilities include overseeing clinical research projects and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
Previous Experience in Clinical Research
Before joining Biosense Webster, Lior Greenbaum worked as the Director of Clinical Research at UltraShape from 2006 to 2012. He then held the position of Pre-Clinical & Clinical Affairs Manager at Lumenis from 2015 to 2018. His roles involved managing clinical research projects and overseeing clinical affairs, which provided him with extensive experience in the field.
Education and Expertise
Lior Greenbaum holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Molecular and Cellular Biology. He studied at Bar-Ilan University, focusing on Cell/Cellular and Molecular Biology. His educational background equips him with a strong foundation in scientific research and clinical development.
Background
Lior Greenbaum completed his early education at Gymnasia Herzliya before pursuing higher education. His career in clinical research spans over a decade, with significant roles in various organizations, enhancing his expertise in managing clinical studies and research projects.
Achievements in Clinical Development
Throughout his career, Lior Greenbaum has demonstrated a commitment to advancing clinical research. His extensive experience in managing clinical studies at Biosense Webster and previous roles has contributed to the development of innovative medical solutions. He has played a key role in ensuring the success of clinical research initiatives.