Robin Heiskell
About Robin Heiskell
Robin Heiskell is the Associate Director of Strategic Clinical Relationships at Bristol-Myers Squibb, with over 25 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry.
Title
Robin Heiskell currently holds the position of Associate Director, Strategic Clinical Relationships at Bristol-Myers Squibb. In this capacity, Robin manages and oversees the development and maintenance of pivotal clinical relationships, contributing significantly to the company's strategic initiatives within the pharmaceutical sector.
Company
Robin Heiskell has been with Bristol-Myers Squibb for over 25 years. The company, a leading global biopharmaceutical firm, is known for its innovations in drug development and clinical research. Robin’s extensive tenure is indicative of a deep-seated commitment to advancing the company's mission of discovering, developing, and delivering innovative medicines.
Previous Roles
Before becoming Associate Director, Robin worked at Bristol-Myers Squibb as a Senior Regional Site Monitor from 1998 to 2014. In this role, Robin monitored clinical trial sites to ensure regulatory compliance and data integrity over a span of 16 years, gaining substantial experience in clinical research operations.
Education and Expertise
Robin Heiskell holds a Bachelor's degree from The George Washington University, where a strong academic foundation in clinical research and drug development was established. Additionally, Robin has an Associate of Arts degree in Nursing from Clark College, providing a robust background in healthcare and patient care. This blend of academic training supports a comprehensive understanding of clinical trial management and strategic relationship building within the pharmaceutical industry.
Background
Robin Heiskell's professional journey at Bristol-Myers Squibb began in 1998. Over the years, Robin has transitioned from a hands-on role as Senior Regional Site Monitor to a strategic position as Associate Director. This progression reflects a deep-seated expertise in managing clinical relationships and a broad understanding of the pharmaceutical landscape, further complemented by a solid educational background in nursing and clinical research.