Kudos

Hope everyone is surviving this snowstorm!  I have been catching up on email and wanted to share two of them with you about the great work our associates are doing (and are being recognized, in these emails, by our investigators).

 The first is from Dr Dawn Fishbein:


Neil – Today we saw our first patient for our clinical trial in HIV-HCV co-infected patients.  Your team at MHRI was truly outstanding, though I really have to give the highest praise to Alex Geboy.   It was an incredibly tight delivery time, and if we didn’t start this week we likely would not receive  the full allocation.   From the time of receipt of protocol (Christmas eve) to Site Activation and FPFV was 7 weeks to the day.  Alex is incredibly dedicated and detail oriented and we couldn’t have accomplished this without him.

This is not meant to diminish the efforts from others as this really was teamwork: Ron Migues  and Oladunni Soremekun responded quite quickly, and Suzette VanBuren Hayes really assisting with the CTSA submission and today’s screening visits.  Today, I got to witness several of your employees helping out as a team.  You should be proud.  Dawn

The second is from Dr Kelly Smith to Myisha in MHRI human resources:

Hi Myisha, I wanted to reach out to see if you would be willing to share a copy of your on-boarding binder and any checklists you may use to make sure that everything is taken care of for your new associates. I sit within the Corporate Quality and Safety office and ......When I reflect on my on-boarding process at MHRI in comparison it was seamless. I am hoping that you might be willing to share your wisdom with the team here at corporate as they are struggling to build something similar. Thank you for your efforts. Take care, Kelly


Well, as Dr Fishbein said, I am proud and glad to be able to share it with you.  Thank you team!




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