Ricerca Biosciences appoints drug safety director

Douglas Fuhrer has right skills to guide preclinical drug development strategy

Ricerca Biosciences, a US-based preclinical development contract research organisation (CRO) has appointed Douglas Fuhrer as senior director of drug safety.

Fuhrer has more than 12 years of experience directing teams of scientists and technicians in large pharmaceutical companies, biotech organisations and CROs. His training and experience includes applied animal investigation skills, serving as a study director of toxicology and safety pharmacology Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) studies and completing multiple INDs and non-clinical programmes supporting clinical development. His expertise lies within many therapeutic areas including anti-infectives, cancer, immune regulation, diabetes, CNS, prostate enlargement and hepatitis C.

‘Doug possesses the experience and insights necessary to guide our preclinical drug development strategies,’ said Michael Placke, senior vice president and general manager of Ricerca’s Concord, Ohio, drug development operations.

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