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26’ MSc Clinical Research Data Analytics and Healthcare Management G.N.Khalsa College || 24’ BSc Biotechnology Jai Hind College

About

Hello! I am Tanushree Satam, a dedicated Clinical Research professional with a strong academic foundation, holding a Bachelor’s degree in Biotechnology and currently pursuing a Master’s in Clinical Research. I am gaining hands-on, on-ground experience as a Clinical Research Coordinator (CRC) Intern at KEM Hospital, where I actively support the operational and regulatory aspects of clinical trials. My responsibilities include assisting with participant screening and recruitment, coordinating informed consent, scheduling study visits, and maintaining essential trial documentation. I also contribute to accurate EDC/CRF data entry, sample tracking, TMF organization, and site preparedness for monitoring visits, which has strengthened my practical understanding of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and regulatory compliance. I thrive in structured, high-responsibility environments and am known for my reliability, clear communication, adaptability, and strong attention to detail. I am passionate about growing within clinical operations and regulatory affairs, and I aim to contribute meaningfully to ethical, high-quality research that improves patient outcomes.

Location

Mumbai

Work experience

Clinical Research Coordinator Intern at GS Medical College & KEM Hospital, Mumbai, Sep 2025 - Present · 10 mos, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, • Assist in patient screening, recruitment, and informed consent following ICH-GCP guidelines. • Manage source documents, CRFs/eCRFs, EDC entries, and TMF maintenance while tracking protocol deviations. • Coordinate patient visits, follow-ups, investigational product handling, and sample collection. • Support EC/IRB submissions, SAE reporting, and protocol/regulatory compliance. • Ensure site readiness for monitoring visits and contribute to high-quality trial operations. • Maintain accurate data management and facilitate smooth communication between study teams and stakeholders.

Internship Trainee at Shantilal Shanghvi Eye Institute, Jul 2024 - Jan 2025 · 7 mos, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, During my internship at Shantilal Sanghvi Eye Institute, I was immersed in a dynamic environment that bridged clinical microbiology and patient care. Each day presented a new learning opportunity—whether it was preparing culture media, inoculating corneal scraping samples, or performing Gram staining under the microscope. I gained hands-on experience in diagnostic techniques, working meticulously with eye samples and entering patient data into hospital software to ensure seamless record-keeping. Beyond the laboratory, I had the chance to observe OPD and OR procedures, watching how refraction tests, slit lamp examinations, and eye pressure measurements were conducted. Seeing firsthand how microbiological findings influenced clinical decisions was a revelation, reinforcing the importance of precise diagnostics in ophthalmology. The learning extended beyond techniques; interactive discussions on bacterial classification, eye infections, the coagulation cascade, and infection control protocols deepened my understanding of the field. Every moment spent in the lab, at the microscope, or in discussion with doctors and technicians shaped my perspective on the intricate link between microbiology and patient care. This internship wasn’t just about acquiring technical skills—it was about understanding the role of diagnostics in transforming treatment outcomes.

Education

Bachelor's degree, Biotechnology, JAI HIND COLLEGE, MUMBAI

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