Dipti Talaulikar, MBBS, PhD, a clinician and researcher with extensive involvement in hematology, has joined George Clinical, a global scientifically-backed clinical research organization, as a member of the organization’s scientific leadership.
| OVERLAND PARK, Kan., Sept. 21, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Dipti Talaulikar, MBBS, PhD, a clinician and researcher with extensive involvement in hematology, has joined George Clinical, a global scientifically-backed clinical research organization, as a member of the organization’s scientific leadership.
In addition to her new role as a scientific leader with George Clinical, Dr. Talaulikar is also an Associate Professor for the Australian National University College of Medicine and senior staff specialist, clinical and laboratory hematology for Canberra Health Services. Talaulikar has contributed heavily to advancing knowledge in the field of blood cancers through collaborative publications. She has authored clinical practice guidelines both nationally and internationally which have had a significant impact on the care provided to cancer patients. Working through the borders between diagnostic clinical haematology and lab-based research has allowed her to develop molecular assays and translate them into clinical use. “As a respected hematologist and clinical researcher, Dipti brings our clients, operational teams and patients a great perspective translating scientific advancement into clinical reality,” said Chief Medical Officer Maria Ali. Through leadership roles in organizations such as Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia (RCPA) and the National Blood Authority and Myeloma Australia, Talaulikar performs roles in medical workforce development and advocacy for equity of access to diagnostic tests and blood cancer treatments. She has been a national accreditor for diagnostic laboratories for a decade and is a recognized key opinion leader and regularly participant on advisory boards of pharmaceutical companies to help drive clinical drug development advising on knowledge gaps, medical education opportunities, and providing insights on the requirements and expectations of doctors and patients. “I enjoy being a bridge between research and patient care and have enjoyed success developing the building blocks for successful programs with hematology research. I look forward to leveraging my role with George Clinical to keep expanding research collaboration for the ultimate benefit of our patients,” Talaulikar noted. About George Clinical Contact: mreabold@georgeclinical.com
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