Amr Sharaf, Ccrp
About Amr Sharaf, Ccrp
Amr Sharaf, Ccrp, is a Sr. Clinical Trial Monitor at Bristol Myers Squibb in Ontario and Montreal, Canada, with extensive experience in clinical research and education.
Current Position at Bristol Myers Squibb
Amr Sharaf currently holds the position of Sr. Clinical Trial Monitor at Bristol Myers Squibb in Ontario, Canada. In this role, he oversees the operations at clinical trial sites, ensuring they adhere to approved guidelines and protocols. Additionally, he performs site-initiation and close-out visits, ensuring quality control and assurance throughout the study's duration. His responsibilities also include facilitating Health Canada inspections by accommodating inspectors and assisting with the implementation of corrective actions.
Professional Experience in Clinical Research
Amr Sharaf has an extensive background in clinical research. He worked at St. Michael's Hospital in multiple roles from 2014 to 2018. He served as a Clinical Research Associate/Research Monitor at the Applied Health Research Centre and as a Research Compliance and Education Specialist. His experience at Ottawa Hospital Research Institute as a Clinical Research Monitor/Clinical Research Facilitator and as a Quality Assurance Assistant further solidifies his expertise in the field. At each of these positions, he was responsible for monitoring clinical trials, ensuring compliance, and facilitating research initiatives.
Educational Background
Amr Sharaf's educational qualifications include a Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Toronto at Mississauga - Erindale College, which he completed in 2010. Following this, he pursued and achieved an Honours in Clinical Research from Humber College in 2011. His educational background has equipped him with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in the clinical research field.
Training and Development Initiatives
Amr Sharaf has been actively involved in creating new training initiatives and materials for both new and experienced clinical researchers. He conducts regular training sessions for researchers and staff, focusing on clinical research regulations, legislation, and good clinical practice. His efforts help increase awareness and promote collaboration among Canadian and international research partners through the Network of Networks (N2).
Use of Technology in Clinical Research
Amr Sharaf utilizes new technology to better facilitate, conduct, and manage clinical research. By integrating advanced technological tools and platforms, he enhances the efficiency and accuracy of clinical trials. This technological proficiency allows for improved data management, better communication among research teams, and more insightful analysis of trial outcomes.