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Georgette Cox

Rockville

Summary

Dynamic Senior Manager in Clinical Development, adept at leading Phase II-IV trials and enhancing operational efficiency. Skilled in data analysis and fostering team collaboration, I excel in driving project success and ensuring compliance with GCP standards. Passionate about advancing clinical research and improving patient outcomes through innovative methodologies.

Overview

9
9
years of professional experience

Work History

SENIOR MANAGER, Clinical Development

Supernus Pharmaceuticals, Inc
Rockville
07.2022 - Current
  • Program Involvement: Qelbree, Viloxazine ER.
  • Indication: Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder.
  • Clinical Trials: Phases II, III, and IV.
  • Study Involvement: NCT04016779, NCT04143217, NCT02736656, NCT04786990, and NCT04781140.
  • Executed tasks specific to various programs and therapeutic areas as needed.
  • Executed CNS-focused biomedical trials employing interventional techniques such as randomized, double-blind placebo-controlled methodologies and OLE designs.
  • Conducts comprehensive evaluations of Phase II-IV clinical trial documentation.
  • Coordinated protocol-related regulatory submissions for agencies including FDA and IRB.
  • Generated accurate and finalized documentation for Clinical Study Reports (CSRs), Investigator Brochures (IBs), and Safety Reports (e.g., 120-day, etc.).
  • Verified consistency of TLFs with biomedical protocols for Phase III-IV trials.
  • Utilized scientific expertise to influence operational decisions in clinical trial phases.
  • Maintain compliance with protocols, ethical guidelines and good clinical practices.
  • Identified areas needing improvement in business operations.
  • Facilitated discussions on new and ongoing priorities during team sessions.
  • Forged and nurtured strategic connections with key stakeholders to advance business goals.
  • Instituted quality control protocols to maintain company benchmarks.
  • Guided teams across various functions to accomplish project goals, promoting cooperation and effectiveness.
  • Conducted literature reviews and synthesized research to identify gaps in knowledge and inform project objectives.
  • Assisted in preparing presentations on findings from various studies conducted by the organization.
  • Assessed the scientific content of team members' papers and delivered constructive critiques.
  • Shared significant safety and efficacy data from Phase III and IV clinical trials at national conferences.
  • Engaged in peer review for academic journals and conference submissions.

Lead Clin. Research Specialist, Anesthesiology

University of Maryland School of Medicine
Baltimore
04.2019 - 08.2020
  • Handled daily logistics for a $3.5 million budgeted study on traumatic brain injury patients in critical care.
  • Authored and revised continuing review reports, biomedical protocol amendments, consent forms, and study tracking documents.
  • Conducted optimization assays for bioenergetic analysis of whole blood specimens.
  • Tracked patient enrollment metrics using RMS queries and study logs.
  • Drafted and refined SOPs for participant screening, enrollment, and retention in UM Shock Trauma and Research (STAR) clinical research projects.
  • Authored and updated SOPs for anesthesiology lab personnel on specimen transport logistics, processing, and disposal.
  • Ensured compliance by reporting adverse incidents and protocol deviations for biomedical clinical trials to institutional and US Air Force IRB.
  • Delivered ICU nursing in-service research protocol training across three intensive care units: Trauma Resuscitation Unit, Neurotrauma ICU, Multi-trauma ICU.
  • Oversaw preparation and filing of all regulatory research documents for military and university IRB submissions.
  • Designed clinical research database to manage biological samples and chart variables electronically through EPIC with the use of REDCap.
  • Established standardized procedures tailored to distinct research domains.
  • Obtained data from patient medical records, histories and surveys.
  • Entered test data into analysis programs and databases to assess results.

CLINICAL RESEARCH PROJECT MANAGER

Arundel Medical Center
Annapolis
09.2018 - 12.2018
  • Created electronic database system to centralize clinical trial data points for enhanced quality oversight.
  • Resolved internal and sponsor-related queries through electronic data capture systems.
  • Managed case report forms (CRFs) in compliance with IRB-approved protocols.
  • Monitored enrollment status of study participants throughout recruitment and retention phases.
  • Tracked patient enrollment metrics using study logs.
  • Conducted patient screenings for medical eligibility based on study criteria using EMR.
  • Oversaw reporting of adverse and serious events as well as protocol deviations for biomedical clinical trial protocols to regulatory authorities and sponsors.
  • Coordinated data preparation for site monitoring and close out visits.
  • Managed clinical trials ensuring compliance with FDA, OHRP, GCP, and institutional protocols.
  • Led and trained clinical research coordinators, fellows, and assistants.
  • Discovered new clinical research opportunities for departmental growth.
  • Facilitated study visits and protocol-mandated interventions with cross-functional services.
  • Streamlined preparation and submission of study start-up and close-out documents based on timelines, medical site input, and requirements.
  • Communicated with research administration to manage clinical research budget.
  • Coordinated payment disbursement and reimbursement processes for clinical trial participants.
  • Supervised completion of final study requirements, including trial closure and audit preparation.
  • Oversaw study team to achieve critical recruitment milestones and deliverables.
  • Oversaw protocol adherence to reduce protocol deviations.
  • Handled data collection and management.
  • Oversaw logistical support for study completion, including trial closure, audit preparedness, and stakeholder communication.
  • Performed internal reviews for source document sufficiency and CRF development.
  • Managed day-to-day operations associated with ongoing clinical research projects.
  • Conducted prescreening to determine eligibility of possible subjects.

CLINICAL RESEARCH PROJECT MANAGER

ACell, Inc
Columbia
05.2018 - 07.2018
  • Assessed CRO and medical center budget proposals to offer biostatistical, DSMB, and clinical research support for sponsor-initiated 510K PMA submissions.
  • Created and refined materials for clinical research including monitoring plans, data management strategies, and analysis procedures.
  • Monitored sponsor-based timelines to guarantee study site and CRO deliverables achieved milestone targets within budgetary forecasts.
  • Enhanced and modified internal SOPs, as well as clinical research documents, for preservation in electronic document sharing system.
  • Assessed potential target sites to enhance efficiency of investigator-initiated studies.
  • Reviewed CRO budget proposals for enhancing resources in biomedical clinical trials in response to RFPs.
  • Planned and led sponsor-initiated multi-site clinical trials from Pilot studies to Phase IV.
  • Functioned as primary clinical trial liaison among research leadership, medical sites, and in-house counsel for specific CTAs.
  • Drafted and refined documentation for clinical trials, including protocols, consent forms, and report forms.
  • Planned and coordinated site initiation visits.
  • Collaborated with legal department to draft and review non-disclosure agreements for sites and vendors.
  • Coordinated investigator meetings and organized site initiation visits.
  • Monitored, organized, and addressed all issues related to medical device accountability and distribution for clinical research studies.
  • Conducted site visits to uphold GCP standards and regulations.

DIVISIONAL RESEARCH PROJECT MANAGER

GASTROINTESTINAL, Emory University School of Medicine/The Emory Clinic
Atlanta
09.2016 - 01.2018
  • Led clinical trial workflow and managed four biomedical trials including Phase II.
  • Managed multiple international RCTs and Phase IV monitoring trials for surgery research subgroups.
  • Ensured compliance with IATA standards for international shipments of biological samples.
  • Facilitated coordination and distribution of investigational products for clinical trial participants via Investigational Drug Service.
  • Reviewed clinical trial budgets and negotiated increased allocation for internal training meetings.
  • Delivered comprehensive health education on investigational product usage, adverse event reporting, and symptom monitoring.
  • Facilitated acquisition of medical devices for clinical trials via department purchasing teams.
  • Streamlined investigational drug processes through effective coordination with IDS and implementation of IWRS system.
  • Scheduled and coordinated sponsor monitoring visits for investigational product oversight across global and domestic clinical trials.
  • Coordinated monitoring sessions for PI and sponsor.
  • Directed clinical trial initiation through site suitability process, IRB protocol review, and submission of regulatory documents.
  • Assisted in managing documentation for FDA Form 1572 and annual IND reports during Phase I of a pharmaceutical trial.
  • Established robust professional collaborations with international sponsors, internal clinical departments, regulatory entities, patients' families and CROs.
  • Developed and launched participant welcome packets for protocols and site-specific needs.
  • Ensured precision in revisions for sponsor billing processes across clinical and research areas.
  • Coordinated processing of non-purchase orders via hospital supply chain and receiving units.
  • Oversaw case report form management and regulatory binder maintenance for accurate data collection.
  • Entered comprehensive patient information across multiple EDC platforms.
  • Addressed EDC queries for lockout and database completion.
  • Resolved audit findings by implementing corrective action plans.
  • Streamlined IRB submission process by revising DSMB protocols across core and external PI-led projects.
  • Ensured timely submission of all IRB protocol amendments and revisions.
  • Executed thorough medical chart evaluations for determining eligibility criteria.
  • Negotiated contracts with Office of Clinical Research to enhance budget for protocol training activities.
  • Trained over 50 surgery nurses and OR techs in sponsor protocols to enhance compliance.
  • Developed meeting agendas and facilitated internal departmental discussions on sexual health research linked to parathyroidectomy.
  • Coordinated cooperative efforts between endocrine researchers and health policy economists for cost-effectiveness analysis.
  • Contributed to a chapter on managing neuropsychiatric symptoms in cases of parathyroidectomy for a surgery textbook (in draft).
  • Managed and reported adverse events and serious AES to institutional review boards.
  • Led database builds integrating retrospective and prospective data for paraesophageal hernia repair and parathyroidectomies.
  • Built custom REDCap platform for efficient capture of validated research data.
  • Collected biological specimens for biomarker analysis.
  • Conducted and recorded patient EKGs for data collection.
  • Completed internal IATA training for shipping biological specimens domestically and internationally.
  • Managed distribution of IDPs within institution's IDS and pharmacy for clinical trials.
  • Provided guidance to patients on usage instructions for investigational drugs.
  • Coordinated protocol training for proper handling and disposal of IP.
  • Ensured alignment of study management activities with cGMP, GCP, and ICH standards through close coordination with Office of Research Administration.
  • Worked jointly with IDS to enhance synchronization in vendor management, distribution protocols, and system activities.
  • Developed strategies to ensure successful completion of projects within budget constraints.
  • Organized meetings between researchers, sponsors, and other relevant parties.

Education

PHD - SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

Johns Hopkins University, Bloomberg School of Public Health
Baltimore, MD, USA
12.2012

MSW - CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK

University of Pennsylvania, School of Social Policy And Practice
Philadelphia, PA, USA
05.2008

BA - HEALTH AND SOCIETIES

University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA, USA
08.2006

Skills

  • Data Analysis
  • Precision in Task Execution
  • Scientific Study Support
  • Analytical Problem Solving
  • Research Methodology
  • Biomedical protocol development
  • Team collaborations
  • Scientific teaching
  • Manuscript writing
  • Communication
  • Quantitative data analysis
  • Data Trend Evaluation
  • Comprehensive Data Reporting
  • STATA Data Analysis
  • Quantitative Research with SPSS
  • Clinical trial life-cycle management
  • Human Subjects Recruitment
  • Good Clinical Practice (GCP)
  • Ethical/Patient Safety Oversight
  • Clinical Trial Electronic Data Capture System (EDC)
  • Electronic Medical Record (EMR) Database
  • REDCap
  • Athena
  • EPIC
  • Medidata Rave
  • Literature/Systematic Reviews
  • Interdisciplinary Collaboration
  • Project Management Facilitation
  • Microsoft Office
  • Clinical trial management
  • Protocol development
  • Team leadership
  • Stakeholder engagement
  • Problem solving
  • Partnership development
  • Troubleshooting and problem resolution
  • Cross-functional collaboration
  • Analytical skills

References

  • Joe Sharma, MD, Associate Professor and William C. McGarity Chair of Surgery, Emory University School of Medicine, 1525 Clifton Road, Atlanta, GA, 30322, (404) 778-3322, jsharm3@emory.edu
  • Susan Safley, PhD, Assistant Professor (emeritus), Emory University School of Medicine, 1525 Clifton Road, Atlanta, GA, 30322, (404) 712-9676, ssafley@emory.edu
  • Rajiv Rimal, PhD, MA, Chair, Department of Health, Behavior, and Society, The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, 624 N. Broadway, Hampton House, Room #704, Baltimore, MD, 21205, rrimal@jhu.edu
  • Kimberly Hayman, B.S., Clinical Operations Project Manager, 9715 Key West Ave., Rockville, MD, 20850, 240-403-5709, 443-255-7840, khayman@supernus.com
  • Deborah Smith-Reynolds, PhD, Associate Director, Medical Writing, 9715 Key West Ave., Rockville, MD, 20850, 760-468-2070, dsmithreynolds@supernus.com

Publications

  • Childress, A., Asubonteng, K., Cox, G., Earnest, J., Hayman, K., Yarullina, I., & Rubin, J. (2025). Viloxazine Extended-Release Administered With Psychostimulants in Children and Adolescents With Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: A Phase 4, Open-Label Trial. Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology.
  • Neuropsychiatric Symptoms in Primary Hyperparathyroidism: A Brief Review, Cox, G., Liu, J.L., in review, Current Issues in Primary Hyperparathyroidism, Nova Science, Hauppauge, New York
  • The Effect of Coercion on Health: An Empirical Test of the Dutton and Goodman (2005) Model of Intimate Partner Violence, Cox, G., 2013, ProQuest Dissertations, 3536081
  • A Systematic Review of Fathers' Involvement in Programs for the Prevention of Child Maltreatment, Smith, T.K., Bair-Merritt, Duggan, A., Cox, G., 2012, Child Abuse Review, 21, 237-254

Accomplishments

Pre-doctoral Fellowships/Scholarships:

  • National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) Interdisciplinary Training in Research in Violence Affecting Families (2T32MH020014NlMH, 2019)
  • National Institute of Child Health and Development (T32-HD064428NlCHD) T-32 Predoctoral Fellow, 2008-09, 2010-11
  • US Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)/Kennedy Krieger Institute (KKI Research in Science Education (RISE) Predoctoral Extern, 2010-11
  • Johns Hopkins Bloomberg SPH Department of Health and Behavior Scholarship, 2008-2012
  • Johns Hopkins Women’s Club Scholarship, 2008

Undergraduate Research Honors

  • University Scholars Undergraduate Research Honors distinction, University of Pennsylvania

Timeline

SENIOR MANAGER, Clinical Development

Supernus Pharmaceuticals, Inc
07.2022 - Current

Lead Clin. Research Specialist, Anesthesiology

University of Maryland School of Medicine
04.2019 - 08.2020

CLINICAL RESEARCH PROJECT MANAGER

Arundel Medical Center
09.2018 - 12.2018

CLINICAL RESEARCH PROJECT MANAGER

ACell, Inc
05.2018 - 07.2018

DIVISIONAL RESEARCH PROJECT MANAGER

GASTROINTESTINAL, Emory University School of Medicine/The Emory Clinic
09.2016 - 01.2018

PHD - SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

Johns Hopkins University, Bloomberg School of Public Health

MSW - CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK

University of Pennsylvania, School of Social Policy And Practice

BA - HEALTH AND SOCIETIES

University of Pennsylvania
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