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Pioneering discoveries chronic wound trials for a better tomorrow
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Marissa Carter - Clinical Trial Specialist - Epidemiologist Medical Research and Development
Dr. Marissa Carter is a clinical trial specialist and epidemiologist and has worked on well over 150 clinical trials and studies worldwide in chronic wound care, ophthalmology, orthopedics, podiatry, and dermatology and has over 150 publications in medical and chemistry journals, and textbook chapters. She offers a variety of services: study synopses and protocol reviews; writing and/or rewriting sections of clinical study synopses and protocol reviews; development of statistical analysis plans (SAPs); analyses of clinical trials and studies (all endpoints; and safety reviews); and sample size calculations and strategies. She is familiar with all phases of clinical trials (drugs, biologics, and devices).
Who We Are
Our Methodology
In the last 10 years, Dr. Carter has worked interactively with the FDA on various projects, including the approval of new endpoints for chronic wound trials. She also volunteers her time with the Wound Care Collaborative Community (WCCC) and currently chairs the clinical trial reporting work group. She also led a WHO international project in South America to improve database collection of cataract surgeries in 5 countries.
Wound Care - Peer Review Journals
Dr. Carter continues to peer review many chronic wound trials journals worldwide, especially those involved in wound care. She also volunteers her time for many wound care associations and projects, as well as the Alliance of Wound Care Stakeholders (AWCS). She has interacted with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) on behalf of clients and as part of an AWCS team to develop health economic analysis. She also spends part of her time working on healthcare economics and systematic review in for clinical trials .
Pioneering Discoveries
The passion that she brings passion to her work in chronic wound care and in chronic wound trials is reflected in her interactions with clinical trials. “These are valued partnerships in which together we are pioneering discoveries for a better tomorrow.” She also enjoys international travel both for business and pleasure and spends her time at home reading and visiting areas around her home in Montana.