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ACRON: Member in the spotlight! – Julius Clinical

This time, we’re shining a light on Larah de Groot from Julius Clinical!

At ACRON, we are committed to increasing our visibility and highlighting the valuable work carried out within our member companies. What exactly happens in a CRO?  Who better to share that story than the people involved every day?
Discover the remarkable work and impact of our sector!

  • Who are you, where do you work, and what is your role? What does it involve?

My name is Larah de Groot, I am a Project Director at Julius Clinical in Zeist. As Project Director I provide oversight to the project managers responsible for the studies being conducted by Julius Clinical. Furthermore, I support Business Development in developing and presenting compelling project strategies for existing and/or new business opportunities.

  • In your opinion, what is the biggest added value of you/your company to clinical research in the Netherlands?

Julius Clinical is a therapeutically specialized CRO. Science is the foundation of all we do and can be sensed throughout the company and culture. We are a mid-sized CRO which resonates really well with small and mid-sized clients. We have strong internal collaboration and short communication lines, allowing for flexibility and creativeness supporting project specific needs.

  • What are the career perspectives and opportunities for people in your role?

Within Julius Clinical it is possible to develop yourself both horizontally and vertically within the company. Because the departments work closely together you are able to get a clear picture of what other roles entail and what their tasks and responsibilities are. Giving you the opportunity to decide which career path you would like to take.

  • What is the biggest challenge for you in conducting clinical research in the Netherlands?

Compared to other countries in Europe and rest of the world, the Netherlands has a very good infrastructure to conduct clinical trials and in general the Netherlands is research minded. If any challenges arise, they can be overcome easily.

  • What are your expectations of ACRON?

My expectations from the ACRON is to represent the needs of CROs in the Netherlands and in Europe. Also, to collaborate with other networks active in clinical research to streamline conduct of clinical research in the Netherlands and within the European Union.

 

 

 

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