Ms. Nelle Stocquart
Trainer
With a master’s in chemistry Nelle Stocquart works since 2003 in the Clinical Research world. She was first an IVRS project manager for a Belgian CRO but then she wished gaining more experience on the field and became CRA for a top 5 international CRO where she got involved in many international phases II & III from early study stage till closure. She then evolved as project manager in pharmaceutical companies and CRO where she managed local and international studies from phase I to phase IV. She is now working for the Belgian government which is funding academic studies.
Nelle has a lot of experience in project management, team management and people coaching. Training, Coaching, Education and Continuous Professional Development have always been the common pillars in her educational path and professional career. She speaks fluently 3 languages (Dutch, French and English).
Her real passions are “technical skills”-trainings:
- Project Management
- Risk Management
- Risk-Based Monitoring
- MS Project
- Time Management
- GCP trainings
- Etc.
She is providing open courses, but also tailor-made sessions adapted to the specific needs of the customer.
Reasons to attend How to ensure a successful clinical trial within timelines and budget? Thi...
Reasons to attend This programme, consisting of four-course days to be chosen freely from the avail...
Reasons to attend You need to update and refresh your knowledge on ICH-GCP, including the ICH-GCP E...
Reasons to attend You need to update and refresh your knowledge on ICH-GCP, including the ICH-GCP E...
Reasons to attend You are new to the industry and need to know the basics? You would like to know m...
Reasons to attend Investigator Initiated Studies (IIS) are crucial for new product development. ...
Reasons to attend This series of webinars on Microsoft Project Basics will provide hands-on tips ho...
Reasons to attend Risk Based Monitoring is a hot topic nowadays. It must be implemented in your org...
Reasons to attend You want to know the ins and outs of risk management in clinical research? Yo...