Veeva Vault
Detail-oriented and results-driven professional with extensive expertise in R&D Quality Document and Training. Leveraging a strong background in quality assurance methodologies and training program development, seeking to contribute dynamic skills and insights to a forward-thinking organization. Dedicated to optimizing processes, ensuring compliance, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement to drive organizational success.
Stanford Vascular Surgery received recognition at the Annual SVS Conference in 2019 for achieving an impressive 90% completion rate in the Vascular Quality Initiative Registry. Special attention was given to my team for the significant enhancements observed in Endovascular Aortic Aneurysm Repairs from 2012, our inaugural year of participation, through 2019. The primary aim of the registry is to ensure timely completion of annual post-operative studies and office visits for all patients. I was tasked with developing an abstract research board for Stanford to present at the conference held in Washington D.C. The research board aimed to meticulously outline our procedural protocols and share our achievements, with the intent of providing valuable insights to other participating facilities.
Veeva Vault
Compliance wire