Clinical research. A closer look.
Sites, sponsors, and CROs see different parts of the same study. There’s a lot we can learn from each other.
Enmanuel CorvoEngineer. Research site leader. Problem solver.
Worth a conversation
People & leadership4 min read
A planned leave reminded me that coverage takes more than a name on a schedule. It takes preparation, trust, and room for other people to grow.
Read the article: A study shouldn’t depend on one person.Site, sponsor & CRO relationships4 min readArchive · October 20, 2026
Better site, sponsor, and CRO collaboration starts with clear dependencies. How to explain constraints, reach decision-makers, and agree on the next update.
Read the article: Sites and Sponsors Are Often Solving Different ProblemsTechnology & AI4 min readArchive · October 13, 2026
Start site AI pilots with small, reviewable administrative tasks. Define data boundaries, test mistakes, and measure the full workflow instead of generation speed.
Read the article: AI at the Site: Start With the Boring StuffPeople & leadership4 min readArchive · October 6, 2026
Clinical research coordinators need growth paths beyond management. Practical ideas for recognizing expertise, mentoring, workload, and career development.
Read the article: Your Best Coordinator Shouldn’t Have to Become a Manager to GrowWhy this space exists
I write from the site side. I also want to understand what the work looks like from yours.
At the site
The staffing, the visit schedule, the family arranging a ride. The practical work behind each commitment.
Across the study
The timelines, decisions, and responsibilities sponsors and CROs are managing across many sites.
A better question to ask each other: “What’s making this difficult on your side?”
Let’s compare notes
A study opportunity. A challenge your team keeps running into. A different way of looking at something. I’d like to hear it.
Let’s talk
