Kleager Diane
About Kleager Diane
Diane Kleager serves as the Informed Consent Form Coordinator at Celerion, a position she has held since 2017. With over 30 years of experience at Celerion, she previously worked as a Clinical Conduct Team Leader and a Clinic Scheduler.
Work at Celerion
Kleager Diane has been employed at Celerion since 1989, serving in various roles over the years. Currently, she holds the position of Informed Consent Form Coordinator, a role she has occupied since 2017. In this capacity, she is responsible for overseeing the informed consent process, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Prior to this, she worked as a Clinical Conduct Team Leader from 2012 to 2017, where she managed clinical trial operations. Her extensive experience at Celerion spans over three decades, reflecting her deep familiarity with the organization and its processes.
Previous Roles at Celerion
Before becoming the Informed Consent Form Coordinator, Kleager Diane held multiple positions at Celerion. From 2012 to 2017, she served as the Clinical Conduct Team Leader, where she played a key role in managing clinical trials. Her career at Celerion began in 1989 as a Clinic Scheduler, a position she maintained for 23 years. This progression through various roles demonstrates her adaptability and commitment to the organization, contributing to her comprehensive understanding of clinical operations.
Career Timeline
Kleager Diane's career at Celerion spans over 30 years, beginning in 1989. She worked as a Clinic Scheduler for 23 years until 2012. Following this role, she transitioned to Clinical Conduct Team Leader, where she worked for five years until 2017. In 2017, she took on the role of Informed Consent Form Coordinator, which she continues to hold. This timeline illustrates her long-term dedication to Celerion and her growth within the organization.
Location of Employment
Throughout her career at Celerion, Kleager Diane has been based in Lincoln, Nebraska, United States. This location has been central to her professional journey, allowing her to contribute to the clinical research field within the local community. Her long-standing presence in Lincoln reflects her commitment to both her role and the organization.