Laura Close
About Laura Close
Laura Close is a Clinical Study Manager with over a decade of experience in clinical research, currently working at Celerion since 2018. She transitioned from a Clinical Conduct Technician to her current role within five years, having previously studied Psychology at Queen's University Belfast.
Work at Celerion
Laura Close has been employed at Celerion since 2013, where she has held multiple roles in clinical research. She began as a Clinical Conduct Technician from 2013 to 2015, then transitioned to a Clinical Conduct Specialist from 2015 to 2018. In 2018, she advanced to the position of Clinical Study Manager, where she has been working for six years. Throughout her tenure at Celerion, she has developed a strong foundation in clinical skills and has accumulated over a decade of experience in clinical research roles.
Education and Expertise
Laura Close studied Psychology at Queen's University Belfast from 2009 to 2012, earning a degree in the field. Prior to that, she attended Portadown College from 2005 to 2009, where she completed A-levels in Maths, Design Technology, and Health and Social Care. Her educational background has provided her with a solid understanding of psychological principles and research methodologies, which she applies in her clinical study management role.
Background
Laura Close's career in clinical research began with her role as a Clinical Conduct Technician at Celerion in 2013. Over the course of five years, she progressed to a Clinical Study Manager, demonstrating her ability to grow within the organization. Her experience spans various clinical research roles, contributing to her extensive knowledge in the field.
Career Progression
Laura Close has shown significant career progression during her time at Celerion. Starting as a Clinical Conduct Technician, she advanced to a Clinical Conduct Specialist and ultimately became a Clinical Study Manager. This transition within five years highlights her adaptability and commitment to her professional development in clinical research.