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Interactive Clinical Research Experience

With a robust background in clinical research, I, Anıl Goktas, have honed my skills across various therapeutic areas and trial phases. As a Clinical Research Associate (CRA), I have played a pivotal role in numerous high-profile studies, particularly in oncology, cardiology, and autoimmune diseases.

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My journey in clinical research began at Medex SMO, where I served as a Site Coordinator, managing Phase III trials with precision. Over the years, I advanced to the role of CRA, contributing to the success of pivotal Phase II and III trials at esteemed organizations like Medex CRO, IQVIA, and Ascot Science.

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Currently, as a CRA 2 at Medex CRO, I am deeply involved in cutting-edge CAR-T therapy studies and groundbreaking oncology research. My expertise ensures compliance with rigorous regulatory standards, maintaining the highest quality of clinical data.

Passionate about advancing medical science, I continue to engage in transformative research that aims to improve patient outcomes and contribute to the development of innovative treatments.

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PHASE 1

  • 2022-2023: DC25-1A CAR-T (Phase I/IIa) Multiple Myeloma - Clinical Research Associate (CRA)

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  • 2023-Present: MG-001 (Phase Ib/II) - Clinical Research Associate 2

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PHASE 3

  • 2023-Present: PZN-127-03 (Phase III) - Clinical Research Associate 2

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  • 2023-2023: Horizon01 – Lung Cancer (Phase III) - Clinical Research Associate 2

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  • 2023-2023: INOVA 120-WO41554 Breast Cancer (Phase III) - Clinical Research Associate 2

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  • 2021-2023: I6T-MC-AMAM - Crohn Disease (Phase III) - Site Coordinator

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  • 2021-2023: I6T-MC-AMAX - Crohn Disease (Phase III) - Site Coordinator

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  • 2021-2023: GA29145 (Phase III) - Site Coordinator

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  • 2021-2023: APD334-303 (Phase III) - Site Coordinator

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  • 2021-2022: APD334-302 (Phase III) - Site Coordinator

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PHASE 2

  • 2024-Present: DC08-SLE-001 CAR-T (Phase IIa) - Clinical Research Associate 2

  • 2023-2024: Intercept 747-214 (Phase IIa) - Clinical Research Associate 2

  • 2022-2023: DC-08 CAR-T (Phase II) - Clinical Research Associate (CRA)

  • 2020-2021: B7981007 (Phase II) - Site Coordinator

  • 2020-2021: B7981005 (Phase II) - Site Coordinator

  • 2021-2023: APD334-202 (Phase II) - Site Coordinator

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PHASE 3

  • 2021-2022: 261203 (Phase III) - Site Coordinator

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  • 2021-2023: HS0003 (Phase III) - Site Coordinator

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  • 2021-2023: TCH-306 (Phase III) - Site Coordinator

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  • 2021-2021: HS-18-633 (Phase III) - Site Coordinator

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  • 2021-2021: HS-19-647 (Phase III) - Site Coordinator

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  • 2020-2023: C3601002 (Phase III) - Site Coordinator

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  • 2020-2022: CT-P13_3.8 (Phase III) - Site Coordinator

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  • 2019-2023: AR-301 (Phase III) - Site Coordinator

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  • 2018-2021: ALX0681-C301 (HERCULES) (Phase III) - Site Coordinator

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  • 2023-Present: MG-001 (Phase Ib/II) - Clinical Research Associate 2

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  • What are the future trends in clinical research?
    Advancements in personalized medicine, AI, and digital health technologies are shaping the future of clinical research.
  • How are vulnerable populations protected in clinical research?
    Extra precautions are taken to ensure that vulnerable populations, such as the elderly or those with cognitive impairments, are protected.
  • What is compassionate use in clinical research?
    Compassionate use allows patients with serious conditions to access experimental treatments outside of clinical trials.
  • How are pediatric participants involved in research?
    Special ethical considerations and parental consent are required for involving children in clinical research.
  • How does globalization affect clinical research?
    Globalization leads to the conduct of multinational studies, increasing diversity and relevance of the results.
  • Why is clinical research conducted?
    The purpose is to develop new treatments, improve existing therapies, and understand diseases better.
  • What is the goal of clinical research?
    The goal is to discover new treatment methods, enhance the understanding of diseases, and improve the effectiveness of current treatments.
  • Who can participate in clinical research?
    Participation depends on specific criteria, including age, health status, and the type of disease being studied.
  • What is clinical research?
    Clinical research involves scientific studies that assess the safety and efficacy of new medical treatments, drugs, or devices in humans.
  • What are the phases of clinical research?
    Clinical research typically consists of four phases: Phase 1 (safety), Phase 2 (efficacy), Phase 3 (confirmation), and Phase 4 (post-marketing surveillance).
  • What are the benefits of participating in clinical research?
    Participants may gain early access to new treatments, receive personalized care, and contribute to medical science.
  • What are the risks of participating in clinical research?
    Potential risks include side effects, ineffectiveness of the treatment, and unknown risks.
  • Do participants receive compensation?
    In some studies, participants may be compensated for travel and lodging expenses, or they may receive payment.
  • Is participation in clinical research voluntary?
    Yes, participation is entirely voluntary, and participants can withdraw at any time.
  • Is it difficult to participate in clinical research?
    Participation depends on meeting specific eligibility criteria, and suitable volunteers are selected accordingly.
  • How is confidentiality maintained in clinical research?
    Participants' personal information is anonymized and used only for research purposes.
  • What is informed consent?
    Informed consent is the process by which participants are fully informed about the risks and benefits before joining a study.
  • How is the safety of clinical research ensured?
    Studies are closely monitored by ethical committees to ensure participants' safety.
  • How are ethical principles applied in clinical research?
    Research is conducted according to ethical principles, including respect for human rights, informed consent, and participant safety.
  • What is a placebo, and how is it used?
    A placebo is an inactive treatment used as a control to compare the effects of the actual treatment being studied.
  • What are randomized controlled trials (RCTs)?
    Participants are randomly assigned to different groups to compare the effects of various treatments.
  • What are open-label studies?
    In open-label studies, both the participants and the researchers know which treatment is being administered.
  • What are observational studies?
    These studies monitor participants' health without intervening with treatments.
  • What are interventional studies?
    Interventional studies involve applying new treatments or drugs to participants.
  • What are blind studies?
    In blind studies, either the participants (single-blind) or both the participants and researchers (double-blind) do not know which treatment is being given.
  • How does the approval process for research work?
    Every study must be approved by ethical committees and regulatory authorities before it can begin.
  • How are research results reported?
    Results are published in scientific journals and shared with regulatory bodies.
  • Who regulates clinical research?
    Clinical research is regulated by local and international authorities.
  • What happens if a clinical research study fails?
    Failed studies are evaluated to understand why they failed, and they may not be repeated.
  • How are side effects managed in clinical research?
    All side effects are carefully monitored, and treatment may be stopped if necessary.
  • What responsibilities do participants have?
    They are responsible for following instructions and cooperating with the research team.
  • What obligations do participants have?
    Participants must follow the study protocol and provide accurate information about their health.
  • What information is provided to participants?
    Participants are informed about the study’s purpose, procedures, potential risks, and benefits.
  • Can participants withdraw from a study?
    Yes, participants have the right to withdraw from the study at any time.
  • Can research results be incorrect?
    Incorrect results are rare but can happen if the study design is flawed or if there are biases.
  • What is the impact of clinical research on public health?
    It leads to the development of new treatments, improves healthcare, and contributes to the overall well-being of society.
  • What happens after a successful clinical research study?
    Successful studies may lead to the approval and market release of new treatment methods.
  • Are research results disclosed to the public?
    Yes, results are usually disclosed through scientific publications or regulatory reports.
  • How long does it take to obtain research results?
    Results vary depending on the type and phase of the research and can take years.
  • How long do clinical studies last?
    The duration varies based on the study’s purpose and can range from several months to several years.
  • Who prepares the research protocol?
    The research team prepares it, and it must be approved by ethical committees.
  • What tools are used in clinical research?
    Medical devices, laboratory tests, imaging techniques, and surveys are common tools used.
  • What types of data are collected during research?
    Data on participants' health status, response to treatment, and side effects are collected.
  • What is a clinical research protocol?
    A protocol is a detailed plan that outlines how the study will be conducted.
  • Who is involved in the clinical research team?
    The team typically includes researchers, doctors, nurses, ethical committees, and data analysts.
  • What is the cost of clinical research?
    Costs vary depending on the study’s scope, the number of participants, and the technology used.
  • How is research oversight conducted?
    Oversight is provided by regulatory authorities and independent monitors to ensure compliance with protocols.
  • How is the success of clinical research measured?
    Success is measured by the treatment's efficacy, safety, and achievement of the study’s objectives.
  • How is clinical research funded?
    Research is usually funded by pharmaceutical companies, government grants, or academic institutions.
client 1

Gokhan Dag,
Dag Engineering Founder

Dag Engineering CEO Gokhan Dag Mr.Goktas delivered the solution we needed quickly and effectively. Their professional approach and customer-oriented service really impressed us. We highly recommend them!"

client 2

Melike Zeynep Ciftci, Clinical Researcher

It was a great pleasure to work with Anıl GOKTAS. Their fast response time and solution-oriented approach made our work easier and enabled us to achieve successful results."

client 3

Beyza Bayrak, Project Assistant

We were extremely satisfied with the services provided by Anıl Goktas. Thanks to the team's expertise and support, we completed our projects smoothly. Thank you Anıl Goktas!"

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