Two from UK join Caligor Rx in US
Will lead quality assurance and clinical trial supplies
McKenna has a first class degree in Health and Social Care from the Open University in the UK. She was most recently responsible for building a quality assurance department at a supplier of comparator drugs.
May is a registered nurse and joins Caligor Rx after five years in comparator procurement for worldwide clinical trials. She was previously a senior manager in the NHS in the UK.
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