Elizabeth Ottinger
About Elizabeth Ottinger
Elizabeth Ottinger is a Project Manager with over a decade of experience in therapeutic development, currently working at the NIH since 2010. She specializes in managing programs aimed at developing therapeutics for rare and neglected diseases.
Work at National Institutes of Health
Elizabeth Ottinger has served as a Project Manager at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) since 2010. In this role, she manages programs that focus on the development of therapeutics for rare and neglected diseases. Her work is integral to advancing NIH's mission in the field of rare diseases. Based in Rockville, Maryland, she collaborates with various stakeholders to ensure the successful progression of therapeutic projects.
Education and Expertise
Elizabeth Ottinger possesses over a decade of experience in project management, specifically in the therapeutic development sector. Her expertise encompasses managing complex projects aimed at addressing rare and neglected diseases. This extensive background equips her with the necessary skills to navigate the challenges associated with therapeutic development.
Background
Before joining NIH, Elizabeth Ottinger worked at Merck as a Research Fellow from 2006 to 2010. During her four years at Merck, she gained valuable experience in research and development, which laid the foundation for her subsequent role in project management at NIH. Her transition from a research-focused position to project management reflects her commitment to advancing therapeutic solutions.
Achievements
Throughout her career, Elizabeth Ottinger has contributed to numerous projects related to therapeutic development for rare diseases. Her role at NIH has allowed her to play a significant part in managing programs that aim to bring innovative treatments to underserved patient populations. Her work continues to support the NIH's goals in addressing critical health challenges.