Hazem Karabeber
About Hazem Karabeber
Hazem Karabeber is the Clinical Development Associate Director at Bristol Myers Squibb, with extensive experience in managing clinical trials in immunotherapy, oncology, and neurology.
Title and Current Role
Hazem Karabeber is currently serving as the Clinical Development Associate Director at Bristol Myers Squibb. He began this role in September 2020 and is based in Summit, New Jersey, USA. His role involves managing clinical trials and development projects within a hybrid work environment.
Previous Roles and Experience
Karabeber has previously worked with several notable institutions. From 2019 to 2020, he worked at Merck as Lead Medical Monitor in Rahway, New Jersey. Before that, he spent four years at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center as an Oncology Clinical Researcher, and another three years as a Neuro-Oncology Research Fellow. His other roles include being a Neuroscience Research Fellow at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, a Neurovascular Externship at Maimonides Medical Center, and a Neuroscience Clinical Research Fellow at Inova Health System.
Educational Background
Hazem Karabeber completed his MD in Medicine & Surgery from the Medical School of Alexandria University, where he studied from 1996 to 2004. He also studied at Victoria College, where he obtained his High School Diploma.
Clinical and Research Expertise
Karabeber has extensive experience in managing clinical trials, particularly in the fields of immunotherapy, oncology, and neurology. His strong background in both clinical and research settings is highlighted by his work on neuro-oncology research projects, specifically during his tenure at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. He has held clinical research fellowships in neuroscience across multiple institutions, including Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Inova Health System.
Diverse Clinical Research Background
Karabeber's career features a diverse background in clinical research, having held positions at various prestigious medical institutions across the United States. His experience spans academic and clinical research environments, contributing significantly to his expertise in oncology and neuroscience. Notable institutions where he has worked include Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and Maimonides Medical Center.