Clin Assess
For more than 22 years, Clin Assess is a CRO that pursue its work with great passion. They work on commercial studies including those with a high patient number.
Customers appreciate their medical background, their expertise, and the precision in which they achieve their goals and realise all phases of the clinical trial with pinpoint accuracy.
They rely on clear project communication with interactive feedback, provide individual support for their customers and accompany them step by step from the beginning and through all stages of the project.
Their employees are specialists from the pharmaceutical industry, contract research and the clinical sector. They have special expertise in the fields of oncology, cardiovascular diseases, infectious diseases, immunotherapy, personalised medicine and diseases of the central nervous system.
Learn more: www.clinassess.de
A LEADING POSITION AND
AN INTERNATIONAL DEPLOYMENT
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